Steve Schatz
Steve Schatz
Learning | Change Consulting
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    Steve Schatz

    Steve Schatz (schatz@powerstart.com ) is a specialist in learning design, organizational change, and effective communications. He has been on the faculty of University of Hartford and University of Massachusetts, Boston and is currently an independent consultant. He is a fast and effective designer/
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Steve Schatz started a new discussion what is Story package
"Working on teaching myself dials and converted a picture to a dial. Then set a series of pictures to show when the dial is value x and hi..."
  • over 2 years ago01/17/22 at 12:02 am (UTC)
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Steve Schatz replied to the discussion score by choice vs by question
"Got it! That makes sense. Thanks very much."
  • over 2 years ago09/07/21 at 4:06 pm (UTC)
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Steve Schatz started a new discussion score by choice vs by question
"New to the software. In making a freeform question slide, what is the difference between score by choice and score by question? 2. ..."
  • over 2 years ago09/06/21 at 5:29 pm (UTC)
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Steve Schatz commented on the e‑learning example Storyline: Hazardous Waste Safety Example
"Wonderful and useful. Love how you use the interactions to make someone think about what to do."
  • over 2 years ago08/26/21 at 9:14 pm (UTC)
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Steve Schatz started a new discussion Love to get some feedback
"I'm getting back into building after a hiatus during which I wrote 3 books. Now I'm jumping back into instructional design. I've po..."
  • 3 years ago04/02/21 at 1:19 am (UTC)
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Steve Schatz started a new discussion Automatically scroll to the bottom of a text box
"I have a project. Learners get information. I want them to have a notebook that goes throughout the course. I created a tab that opens a ..."
  • 3 years ago03/27/21 at 9:46 pm (UTC)
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Steve Schatz started a new discussion getting under the hood for quiz slides
"Where can I find out how the quiz slides actually work? I hope that it is clever use of variables and triggers, not actual coding. ..."
  • 3 years ago03/05/21 at 2:09 am (UTC)