Livestream from the Adobe eLearning Conference Opening Session
Are you attending the Adobe eLearning Conference in Washington DC? Here is a sneak peek of the project I will help you build.
I know some of you have expense accounts and can travel on the company’s dime as it were. Unfortunately, some of us have to come up with our own dimes. I speak about a breed of learning and development professionals known as freelancers. We do need to sharpen our skills by attending training and conferences like the Adobe eLearning Conference happening next week in Washington DC, or the Adobe Learning Summit that happens in the fall in Las Vegas, NV. Unfortunately places like Washington and Las Vegas are not exactly inexpensive places for those of us who have to foot our own bills. Also, these money saving tips are not just for freelancers as well. You L&D manager might agree to send you to Washington or Las Vegas but only if you can demonstrate how you can keep it more affordable for the organization. Here are 6 of my ways to make these types of events more affordable.
I recently saw an article on LinkedIn by a fellow instructional designer Ralonda Simmons. She posed the question to the community about whether we should work for free when we start in the learning and design industry. I guess I’m not surprised that organisations are doing this, but I’ve also had time to reflect on this discussion, and I thought I would share my thoughts here as well. When I was starting as a freelance elearning designer, developer, I would […]
I’m really enjoying a new podcast about learning and design that I thought I would share with the eLearning community.
In this Adobe Captivate tutorial, I show you how to fix the fluid box image fill resize issue.
In this video tutorial, I answer a viewer question about triggering actions such as playing audio, or running advanced actions, by using a keyboard shortcut. This might be even easier than you thought.
I saw a post on the forums recently where a person didn’t understand why the images they imported into their eLearning project were not showing up, were slow to load, or were showing up as red boxes. My experience is that the images being selected were too large for the elearning course. This video is my workflow for optimising and importing stock photography into my eLearning project, so they take up as little space as possible and still look good.
