My online course planning workshop (course design sprint) is a learner-centred, collaborative, pedagogy-first approach drawing from several recognised and successful instructional, curriculum planning and product development models.
In this post I will walk you through creating a H5P slide with multiple videos. It can be an idea to introduce the team, topics or course modules. This approach can be also used to gamify your slides or provide more information…
Embedding videos in the slides is one of H5P functionalities. This post shares ideas for combining videos with H5P slides to create more engaging and interactive experiences.
It is time to update the desktop calendar – I am sharing a downloadable calendar that you can use as screen background. With PDF version of the calendar and the monthly planner available via email.
Learn how to write clickable course titles. Be informative to give your learners a taster of what to expect and captivate them by appealing to their motivation!
You can make your slides more engaging, and interactive by applying a few different tactics – using multimedia such as video or audio, or encouraging learners to ask questions, to name a few. This post will talk you through the reasons for using audio in slides and give you some practical examples.
Storyboarding is a technique that helps designers to visualise the flow of their training materials – courses, animations, videos or slides, and streamline the eLearning development process.
Creating a detailed project schedule will help you streamline your course creation, create milestones, deliverables and prioritise tasks for all training stakeholders.
This post explains what to do to re-use your Google slides in an H5P presentation. It is a step by step tutorial showing how to change
google slides slides aspect ratio, how to download your slides and how to upload them into the H5P presentation.
Before you start planning and developing training, try to establish your main learning goal – it will give you direction and keep you focused.
Hi, I am Gerta.
Welcome to my blog.
Welcome to my blog.
Do you need help designing online training?
Get in touch!
