Here’s How to Get Past a Screen Full of Bullet Points
The tendency when working with PowerPoint is to start with the template structure.  This works fine if you want to create quick presentations.  The problem with that approach is you tend to get slides full of bullet points. To get the most out of PowerPoint and build the best elearning courses requires thinking of Power

5 Ways to Use Silhouette Graphics in Your E-Learning Course
  In a recent post, I showed

3 Ways to Define Interactive Rapid E-Learning
There’s a lot of debate about interactivity in elearning.  You have some people who think elearning is not valid unless it has a high level of interactivity.  Anything that’s not interactive is just a “boring click-and-read course.”  On the other hand, there are a lot of people who equate interactivity with nonsensical games.

The Project Management Tip You Can’t Ignore
Managing elearning projects requires good communication between the instructional designers and subject matter experts.  In most cases, this communication happens via email.  Thus, better email communication ultimately leads to better project management, which most likely means better elearning courses. At a recent ASTD conference, I ran in

These PowerPoint Experts Can Make You a Star
Sometimes we get so busy that we lose sight of the great resources available to us.  It’s not until you pull your head up from your desk and look around that you realize what’s available.  That’s why it’s important to be connected to other people who have similar interests or do similar work.  You’ll learn from them and have acc