eLearning Escape Rooms Boost Engagement with Alexander Salas- IDIODC Ep #162

Welcome to our special 100th episode! Hard to believe we've been at this for 100 episodes now. Thank you for joining us and being a part of our community. This week's guest is Alexander Salas. He is an outspoken instructional designer, eLearning developer, and podcaster.

Karl Kapp joins us on this episode of IDIODC to share his wisdom about learner engagement. Many L&D professionals popular on social media are graduates of Karl's program. He's a legend.

In this weekly cast, Amy Shilliday joins Brent and Chris for an episode all on icebreakers! Whether you're conducting an in-person training session or online, these challenges are for everyone.

Learn how the Escape Room was created using Claro in dominKnow | ONE.

Tim Slade join us to help everyone get started with storyboarding. We'll talk about learning the process of storyboarding as different from your instructional design work. But also take full advantage of your efforts designing instruction to help in the storyboarding process.

Mark Lassoff, Founder of Tech Learning Network, joins us to share his top Photoshop features that instructional designers need to know and can't do in Powerpoint.

Storytelling is one way to facilitate connections for learners. But how do you find stories and how do you use them to support learning? And how do you use them in your eLearning? StoryTraining is a concept created by our guest in this episode. Hadiya Nuriddin explores how to unearth useful stories and deliver them to help learners understand new content, ideas, and behaviors. Storytelling has been an increasingly popular topic over the years and we're excited to bring this conversation to th...

With so many courses being created on a regular basis, and so few of them showing much level of improvement, how do we make a better learning mouse trap? Communities!

In this episode you'll learn how to use visual communications to create engaging learning experiences. You'll explore how to use visual communication techniques to visualize your learning content and help your learners see what you're saying. Best of all, this episode will focus on tips anyone can use, regardless of their current art or graphic design skills.

Rachel Dillion joins us on this episode and will help us investigate slides, microlearning videos, and other common L&D project forms to determine what is and what is not working visually. This episode is about building a design vocabulary and our confidence to support our own design decisions.