When I recently re-started blogging I thought I should also resume the eLearning Heroes Challenges. I’ve yet to actually submit an entry and I don’t plan on submitting this one either. However, it’s always fun to brush up on some skills and to play around with new ideas. For this…
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I am excited to be presenting at the 2022 Canadian eLearning Conference. I’ll be presenting on inductive learning – one of my favourite topics! Check out my promo for this conference. This conference will be held virtually again this year. To learn more, go to www.canadianelearning.ca.
This portfolio piece marks my return to completing the eLearning Heroes Challenges. It has been over a year since my last project and I wanted to return with a bang, so I chose this particularly unstructured – yet challenging – topic as my first project in 2019. This portfolio piece…
This portfolio piece was created for the eLearning Heroes Challenge #198 (designing escape the room puzzle games in eLearning). This was the first eLearning Heroes Challenge that I attempted; however, it took me a whole month to complete, so I worked on other challenges in the meantime. I wanted to…
This portfolio piece was created for the eLearning Heroes Challenge #200 (how are you using lightbox slides in eLearning?). With the World Cup coming up, I was caught up in the soccer fever and decided to design an interaction based on the Icelandic soccer team. Since Icelandic names are difficult…
This portfolio piece was created as a combination of three eLearning Heroes Challenges (#179 using eLearning to teach foreign languages; #195 how can learners choose their own avatars in eLearning?; #197 using badges, awards, and achievements in eLearning courses). Instead of setting up the characters as different states, I created…