eLearning Guild Best of DevLearn Webinar: Recording Now Available

Last week I presented an encore performance for the eLearning Guild as part of their Best of DevLearn series: Design Models and Patterns for Creating Better eLearning.

Ali called it "FABULOUS". 

Jennifer Valley and Chett Bradley both used the word "awesome". 

Judy Albers said she could listen to me "digress all day". 

Missed the webinar and want to see what the fuss was all about?

The eLearning Guild Recording is now up and running from start to finish! Check it out: Design Models and Patterns for Creating Better eLearning.

(I think you need to be a member to view the recording. And if you're not one, why not? Get on it!)

Want more on Design Patterns?

Read the Kineo Guide - Learning Models: Blueprints for Designers.

Want more eLearning tips in general?

Get the book: The Accidental Instructional Designer: Learning Design for the Digital Age and read all the Kineo Top Tips.

eLearning Guild Best of DevLearn Webinar This Wednesday!

Just a reminder to join me for a Best of DevLearn webinar with the eLearning Guild on Wednesday, August 20th, 1:00 eastern/10:00 pacific: Design Models and Patterns for Creating Better eLearning.

Designing for Multi-Devices -- Poll Results

Check out the results of this poll on I ran on my blog a few months ago, asking people for what devices they're currently creating content.
What do you think? Does this reflect your organization's reality? How do you think this will change -- if at all -- in the next six months, one year, five years?

If you haven't already, take the poll!

The Accidental ID: Recording Now Available from @TrainingMagNetwork

Did you miss my session with Training Magazine a few weeks ago on The Accidental Instructional Designer? Never fear, the Training Magazine recording is up and available for your listening pleasure.  Enjoy!

Careers in eLearning: Moving from Accident to Intention #CETS14

I had the honor today to keynote the Chicago eLearning & Technology Showcase here in Naperville, IL.

Of course, these slides don't capture all of the great questions and interaction with the crowd. Sometimes you really do just have to be there...