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Ideas for your projects
 Get practical tips from Making change: Ideas for lively elearning. It's a blog that's quick and fun to read.
You'll find:
- Tips you can use immediately
- Examples to inspire you
- Concise advice based on research
- Short, clear descriptions of tools
Handy tools
Improve instructional design: When you've developed a course outline, quickly generate a graph to see how engaged the learners will be at each point. Enter values representing the factors you want to measure, such as interactivity and challenge, and immediately see how well each part of the course meets your requirements. The graph looks best in Open Office but also works in Excel. It's a simple spreadsheet with instructions included. Download it here:
Create a corporate memory wiki: Explore a sample wiki that shows how you could build a corporate memory of your clients and projects. The sample shows how a fictional elearning developer shares information across project teams and helps new hires get up to speed quickly, but the concept would work for many types of businesses. I use a wiki like this to keep track of what my clients prefer and what we've done together. See the sample.
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