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Jackie Van Nice Hero

I’m an instructional designer (and proud Articulate Super Hero) who loves e-learning. I blog about my process and what I'm up to. I hope you enjoy my refreshing examples of e-learning goodness.
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This challenge was to make a progress indicator. The best indicator your demos are in good shape is they're visible.

I have roughly a gajillion closed captions to create in as many languages, and I'm consistently finding that when I c...

This challenge is to create an e-learning glossary. Mine untangles German idioms that were causing vacation confusion.

This challenge is to use lightboxes. I lit mine up with some of my favorite artists.

This week’s challenge is to create an escape-room-style game, but in mine you’re just escaping a very bad party.

This challenge is to create a shareable tabs interaction. I picked some fruit and served up a free download.

This challenge is to create a circular app-style navigation menu. You can use it to decide what’s for lunch, too.

This challenge is to show indicators of achievement. Mine is an Italian progress bar that serves drinks.

This challenge is to use Pantone’s color of the year: Ultra Violet. Don’t forget your sunscreen!

Making text work with images is a big part of e-learning – and this ELH Challenge. Here’s my artisan entry.

Hi Heroes! (Grüßt Euch! Bonjour! Bom dia! Etc!) I've created a series of courses in English that I'm now converting ...

I'm so accustomed to just focusing on Storyline that 360 seems like an embarrassment of riches to work with! Articu...

I'm sort of head over heels for the new 360 Content Library (new illustrated and photographic characters and, beeeaut...

What’s more exciting than having a client discover your e-learning work and track you down to do a project? A success...

Hi Heroes! As much as I love my omnidirectional mic for recording e-learning voiceovers, I'm ready to start stepping...