Storyline recently released an update that improved the trigger system workflow.

There are situations in which you have an elearning module that was developed outside any known elearning authoring tool, for example a custom made HTML5 course, or even documents or videos, and you may be wondering how you can successfully wrap them in SCORM. First, you need to make sure that your Learning Management System (LMS) doesn’t have the capability of hosting material other than SCORM packages. For example, if you have Moodle as your LMS, you have the opportunity t

When creating videos for microlearning it is important to record, edit and produce videos in a way that fits the microlearning style of content. For those who aren’t familiar with microlearning, microlearning is a learning and development methodology that focuses on delivering training in small bite sized chunks. The benefit of this is that it gives the learner time to digest what they are learning before moving onto the next topic. When creating videos for eLearning it might

When creating elearning, Instructional Design (ID) is an essential step before programming.

Making effective and engaging eLearning for your learners can be a challenge, you may be an expert on a topic and know exactly what you want to teach your learners, but getting taking that knowledge and turning it into an eLearning course that is engaging and intuitive for your learners can be tricky. So what exactly makes a good eLearning course? In short it comes down to what the learners want and being focused on what their needs are, below are some things you can to do to

One of the built in animations in Storyline includes a mouse cursor, which can be used to simulate a screen recording of someone clicking th

Click and reveals are the simplest, most basic way to add interactivity to your elearning. However, consider if it’s necessary or useful for

The eLearning industry is an industry that is heavily affected by technology, after all without technology its not possible for eLearning to exist in the form it is today. eLearning has been changing rapidly over the last few years with an increase use in tablets, laptops and smartphones, now more than ever learners are taking training in a variety of different ways and while on-the-go. With the rise of new technologies such as Virtual Reality and Artificial intelligence, eLe

Simulation training has been in use for decades to instruct people in all types of situations and industries