Here are two tools that can be used for creating effective and engaging simulations. Let me know of other tools. SimWriter. Screen Capture from SimWriter simulation creation software. What started as a tool for internal simulation development is now a patented authoring tool available to license and use for your own e-learning simulation development. It is now on version 3.0 Here is a demo you can checkout. Try it out for yourself with a free trial demo here. CodeBaby. The characters and animations are rendered up as standard Flash®. Here are some demos you can check out. MORE >>

Workshop: How to Create a Successful Mobile Learning Strategy Presenter: Clark Quinn I'm going to tackle my public notes from this all-day workshop as a series of takeaways for my environment. This very loosely reflects what Clark said in his talk. The notes are very personal and only applies to my preliminary thoughts around how to implement these ideas in my environment. Mobile Guru is going to be fed lots and lots of coffee when I get back. He'll need it. My organization's "Mobile Mission Statement" (as I understand it. Not quite BYOD, but we will need to support it that way. Social. MORE >>

We often create scenario based courses for the engineering industry. When it comes to creating these graphics; the best way is to use a grid like the one shown here. As a graphic designer you have to be very careful when it comes to create complex graphic scenarios like as factory layout with open roof; where you need to display a lot of objects present within the premises. At times, isometric views can create illusions and then they become very difficult to read; take a look at the example below and you’ll see what we mean. According to Wikipedia -. MORE >>

These are my live blogged notes from the webinar Training Online: Creating Visual Stories That Resonate by Nancy Duarte. We use presentations to create reports–dense “slide-uments” When you need to persuade, use a story. My side comments are in italics. Any errors, typos, and incomplete thoughts are mine, not Nancy’s. Check out Cammy Bean’s notes too. She started with her personal story, told mostly with old photos on the slides and very little text. Story: likeable hero, encounters roadblocks, emerges transformed. Why are so many presentations bad? MORE >>

If you answered yes to at least one of these options, then you must learn about the 7 step system I developed for creating killer online products and programs. For example, in my Teach & Prosper Bootcamp I do not just teach people how to develop online products,  I help them create connection, freedom and wealth. No matter what type of product you develop it should utilize a backward design to create the content. How to create online content that gets attention: [link]. You know that going online is the way to go, but you have no clue: a. Step # 2: WHO? Simple. MORE >>