In this session of IDIODC, special guest Karen Hyder joins Brent and Chris to share her professional history trianing and all the tips and tricks shes picked up along the way.
Mark Lassoff is joining us to discuss some of the basic elements of digital design. He has been teaching digital design for many years and understands the areas where instructional designers fall short. Join us for a fantastic IDIODC discovering the joys of visual design as instructional designers.
Virtual training courses have been in huge demand since the global pandemic shutdown. A boom for consultants like Kassy LaBorie who happen to be Master Virtual Classroom Trainers. Kassy join us to share her latest books, her favorite virtual training tips & tricks, and report from the front lines of the new normal in workforce training: The Zoom Training Session.
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eLearning Accessibility: Best Practices, Tips, And Tricks
What is web accessibility? Why make your learning platform accessible? How do you create accessible eLearning content? What can you do to put the most important accessibility principles into practice? Let’s answer all these questions one by one.
Alan Natachu joins us for a conversation on everyone’s favourite topic… Powerpoint! It is the most common tool used by training professionals. Everyone knows how to use powerpoint, right? Check out 7 helpful tips and tricks to get a better handle on creating Powerpoints fit for training!
Here is the scenario that I need to create in Flow. The learner clicks an audio icon to launch an audio recording of two people having a conversation. Each is represented by an avatar on the screen. As the recording runs, the text of their conversation appears in text bubbles associated with their respective avatars. Is it possible to create a scenario to function like this?
Kirsten Rourke joins us with some tips and tricks for leveling up your online presentation skills. She's been a trainer, consultant, and top presenter, for years and teaches others how to do it too. Join us for this fun and wide-ranging conversation about becoming a better presenter/speaker.
SVG Graphics are great in general because they are both dynamic and also very small. This means you can have a large image "visually" yet the actual size in bytes will be quite small. Much smaller than any other image type. Also, as they are vector based, you can increase the size visually and you won't get that "stretched" and "pixelated" look and feel.
Josh Cavalier joins us on this episode of #IDIODC to talk about video production processes and other tips and tricks to help us all improve our video production skills.
In this episode we talk with Jo Cook to discuss her research with Jane Daly, Behavioral Scientist specializing in evidence-based culture and capability transformation. Jo was with us last December to discuss early insights of this research, so we’re excited to have her back to see what has and hasn’t changed in the past 12 months!
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