Using Parallelism in Your E-Learning Courses
In grammar, parallelism (also known as parallel construction or parallel structure) is using two or more similar words, phrases, or...
Making Courses More Tablet-Friendly
As of February, 2012, 19% of American adults own a tablet (with a prediction that this number will increase significantly...
A Recipe for Success: Recording Clear Audio for Your E-Learning Courses
The ability to record and edit audio is becoming easier and easier due to user-friendly technology. Most computers are sold...
Creating Conversational Narration for Your E-Learning Courses
When we talk to clients about audio narration, they all say they want it to sound natural and conversational. While...
Lessons from LEGO®: Training Techniques to Encourage Learning
For my son’s 5th birthday, he got his first “real” LEGO set. Since it was for ages 5-12, I put it...
What is the Value of Games in E-Learning?
I was raised in a household where video games were not allowed. My mother believed they were a waste of...
Is Your E-Learning Résumé Sabotaging Your Success?
A couple of months ago I blogged about and gave some tips on how to move from classroom to e-learning....
Career Moves: From Classroom to E-Learning
Some of the most talented people I’ve worked with in the e-learning industry were gently guided (and some violently “pushed”)...
Choosing the Right Character Names for Your Training Scenario
I have a close friend who is having a baby and she pointed me to some very interesting websites she...
Training a Teenage Millennial
A couple of months ago I added some family members – my new husband and his two wonderful sons. My...
