One of the common questions I see here and get on my YouTube channel is “where can I see some samples of good eLearning to inspire me?”
Unfortunately most eLearning is someone’s intellectual property and isn’t easy to get to see. Either it’s owned by a company who developed it in-house, or paid to have it produced; or it was designed by a freelancer who isn’t about to give away their future residual income.
Occasionally I run across some really good examples and I thought if we all shared a sample of two we could all be inspired. It doesn’t matter if it was made with Adobe Captivate or not, but if you know of some good samples, please share. I’ll start.
http://www.worldwarfighter.com/hajikamal/
This course was designed by Cathy Moore with one of her clients. I’ve been following Cathy for years. She is a brilliant eLearning designer and she really understands scenario based learning and storytelling. Here is her blog post where I first learned about this example. It’s a very interesting read.
http://blog.cathy-moore.com/2010/05/elearning-example-branching-scenario/
Now it’s your turn. Please share any good examples you’ve found.
I saw this post yrs back until today when one of my student was looking for the demo course provided here, Unfortunately flash is no longer supported and is banned in my work internet. I wld love to share another current updated sample build with HTML5
Okay here is another example that is pretty neat.
http://www.raptmedia.com/customers/deloitte/
Hi Paul – First thanks for all the great tips and how-tos! The funny thing about this ‘dilemna’ is that trainers (aka teachers) share ALL THE TIME. It’s part of the culture of our profession. This is one of the biggest issues I have with Captivate – lack of strong examples and content using the software. You know how Adobe’s biggest competitor (he who shall not be named) handles the property-rights conundrum? They have regular ‘challenges’ that they put forth to their community. They pick a theme and community members develop a really brief (but awesome) submission. The best examples are show-cased. And anyone on the www gets to see their cool stuff. That’s a pretty cool incentive right there.
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