Recently I’ve shared the questions we ask and things we look for during our different reviews.   This week, I’ll focus on the Technical Review of the online draft. During my last post I mentioned the Online Review where we test everything from course navigation to individual screen elements to make sure they work.  While this […]

In the e-learning industry, many of us work as contractors. This type of work has its ups and downs: the flexibility can be great, but waiting for a client to call can be excruciatingly frustrating. I worked as a contractor myself for several years, and now I supervise the work of contractors. Seeing this dynamic […]

With the release of Studio ’13 a few weeks ago, I thought it would be a good time to update my authoring tool comparison grid. As always, this grid reflects MY OPINION of working with each of these tools. There’s lots of subjectivity, and I’d love to hear in the comments section how your perspective […]

I had the pleasure of spending the last several days at Elliott Masie’s Learning 2013. Elliott Masie shoots to make it unlike any other conference in the Training & Development world, and I love it. Great content + great people = great time! In this and several future blog posts, I’ll share some of my […]

If you’ve been following my blogs over the last few months, you know I’ve shared some of the things we look for and questions we ask during our reviews.  In this blog post, I’m going to share the questions we ask during our Functionality Review.  Our course is online, we have reviewed content, instructional design […]

As usual, I had a great time at the eLearning Guild’s DevLearn conference, which was held last week in Las Vegas.  I had the honor of conducting one concurrent session and two Morning Buzz discussion sessions.  If you weren’t able to make it, here are some resources that you can still take advantage of. Morning Buzz: Going […]