One of the advantages of working with Articulate Storyline is that you get to work with different kinds of media, whether it’s audio, images or video, to augment the interactivity of your eLearning course. You can even embed external resources like websites or interactions made in H5P or Padlet. However, we must be careful when working with these resources for several reasons, including: When using h5p or padlet, keep in mind that these platforms are subscription based, so fo

LEARNING is everything and everything is learning. Recently, we explored Zoom fatigue and its causes. This week, we'd like to discuss how to avoid it! 1. Set up “no meeting” times with your team Try to synchronize your working calendars so everyone has a designated slot when no virtual meetings can be scheduled. You can even get radical and declare “No Zoom Fridays!” 2. Utilize other platforms Slack, Trello, and similar platforms provide a different way of working and scythe

An icon is a great way to add a small visual element that helps emphasize your points, indicate a button, or simplify a topic.

It has been almost 1 year since the COVID-19 pandemic begun and during this time how we learn, work and live has dramatically changed. With traditional ways of learning no longer being possible, alternative ways of teaching are needed to help educate large numbers of people. One way you can do this is by using eLearning. Below are some reasons how eLearning can be used as part of your learning strategy in 2021. 1. Remote One of the key benefits of using eLearning as part of y

Senior Director of Learning, Jennifer Coles, has been with Pathways Training and eLearning from the very beginning. As we celebrate fifteen years of business this year, we also celebrate fifteen years of working with Jenn! Jenn holds a Masters of Education from the University of Western Ontario (Masters Thesis: Online Learning), a Bachelor of Education and Bachelor of Arts from Brock University, and an Advanced Certificate in Project Management from the University of Toronto.

It is part of the eLearning development workflow, to receive feedback on different components at different stages during this development. Usually, this feedback encompasses things that might not work within the context of the eLearning module, either graphics, audio or functionality. Whatever the case, here are a few tips to deal with the different rounds of feedback throughout the duration of an eLearning project: Don’t take it personally: It is true that some times the fee

If you can effectively put a number of relevant points into an easy to read infographic, you’ve already taught your learner a lot with very

LEARNING IS EVERYTHING and everything is learning. FAMILY, friends, work. The three core pillars that support and define our lives. Three separate entities, a complex trio of the ties that bind us, yet for so many, they all exist in the same space now. They live on Zoom. It’s like walking into a bar and meeting your parents, then ordering a beer and putting the world to rights with your best buddy, before quickly reprising this week’s project status with your boss. All in one

Karen Chan For over six years, Karen Chan has been working with Pathways Training and eLearning as one of our Product Programmers. Karen holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from York University and a Diploma in Concept Art from Max the Mutt College of Animation, Art and Design. Today, we caught up with Karen to talk about her Pathways journey, newest podcast obsessions, and sharing her workspace with furry friends. Hi Karen! You’ve been working with Pathways for six years now… what

LEARNING IS EVERYTHING and everything is learning. New Year’s resolutions… Did you make any? How are they going so far? By now in our previous lives, we’d be standing by the water-cooler in the office ruefully discussing if those pledges, we held so strong, were being stuck to…or not. They could have been: getting more exercise, losing some weight, cutting down on your alcohol intake, quitting smoking, cutting out sweets, writing a daily journal, being nicer to everyone. What

You may be wondering why your old eLearning courses stopped working recently (around January 1st) and maybe are freaking because you need to keep rolling it out. One possible diagnosis to this issue might be that your courses were developed using Adobe Flash (although not necessarily developed directly in Flash, they might have been developed in Storyline or Captivate and then published to Flash) and some time ago, the major internet browsers announced that they would stop su

Storyline has been continually updating its program, adding more features to streamline your workflow, add accessibility, and help you creat