There are times when things in development go as smoothly as possible, with no hiccups, everything falls into place, like a brand-new puzzle. There are other times when things are very challenging, from files not being available for development, to impossible-to-develop interactions or even issues with deployment. Whatever it is, there is usually a simple explanation to challenges and, even more often, very simple solutions. However, there are times when we see issues that do

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we have seen a huge shift in the number of people now taking eLearning from home. In the past employees and students may have taken eLearning in an office or shared learning space. Now that a large amount of learning is done remotely there are some things you should consider. 1. Internet Speeds Internet speeds are an important factor you should consider when designing and developing your eLearning courses. In the past employees and students would

Not all of our clients want to use professional voiceover artists for their projects, and would prefer to send us audio recorded in-house from their people. When that happens, usually the audio recording has a small amount of background noise. To make the audio sound cleaner and more professional, we process it in the free audio editing software Audacity. Here’s how you remove noise from your voiceover audio. First, if you haven’t already done so, download and install the fre

Now more than ever people are living, working, and learning from home. While this has its advantages, it can bring challenges such as learners not having anyone to ask if they get stuck or encounter a technical issue. Below are some important things to consider to ensure your learners have the best possible experience. 1. Navigation When creating the navigation for your eLearning course it is important to ensure it is consistent and is placed somewhere that is intuitive for l

When designing and developing eLearning it is important that you make your courses as interactive and engaging as possible. When creating a course you may use text and images to teach the learners about a subject, however this is not always engaging and can learn your learners disinterested in what you are trying to teach them. Below are some ways you can add interactivity to your eLearning. 1. Drag and drop activities Drag and drop activities are a great way to add interacti