Posts by Tanya Seidel
Upcoming Learning Events: Will you be there? Artisan will!
As we enter the new year, we’ll continue our course development work while also giving back to the e-learning community. We do this by sharing project stories, e-learning development tips, and portfolio pieces at conferences and learning events.
Read MoreHere’s a little something from us to you.
Our clients are AMAZING! You fuel our passion for building great e-learning courses, and you helped us win this year’s Best of Elearning! awards by ELearning! magazine. Because of your votes, Artisan received an Award of Excellence for Micro-learning for Outsourced Learning Services.
Read MoreWinning at the Speed of NOW
Think of a skill or concept you wish people would learn correctly. Imagine being able to teach the skill QUICKLY and in a way learners can RETAIN the information and ENJOY learning it. You just found a winning formula, and our recent award at DevLearn’s 2017 DemoFest proves it.
Read MoreArtisan Wins a Micro-Learning Award
Training Magazine recently held their annual Online Learning conference in New Orleans, Louisiana. As part of the conference, Artisan was honored during the Learning Design Challenge for a micro-learning project resulting from a partnership with Pryor Learning Solutions.
Read MoreE-Learning’s Y2K? What the Death of Flash Means for Your E-Learning Courses
The recent announcement from Adobe stating that they will finally stop updating and distributing the Flash plugin may have elicited a sigh of relief for some and Y2K-like panic for others. Or, you may be among those still wondering if it affects you.
Read MoreCase Study: Technical Training at JLG Industries
JLG Industries prides itself on earning customer confidence and its commitment to understanding customer challenges. In order to ensure that it can provide this level of service and live up to its commitments, JLG knows that training is critical.
Read MoreA Major Shift to Micro-Learning
If you are in the learning industry, you’ve seen micro-learning content show up in monthly industry publications, your daily news feeds, and maybe even your annual performance goals. But what is it really and why are so many people talking about it?
Read MoreRefreshed Section 508 Standards Are Now WCAG 2.0 – What Exactly Does it Mean for You?
The US government has updated the technical accessibility requirements covered by Section 508 with an international standard known as WCAG 2.0, the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, issued by the W3C, the World Wide Web Consortium.
Read MoreDo You Really Need Responsive Design for Your E-Learning Courses?
E-Learning toolmakers have retrofitted their rapid authoring tools to be able to better cater to mobile devices while browsers are ditching their support of Flash in favor of HTML5 that can be rendered on any device. But when it comes to e-learning, the question still remains – is responsive design really necessary?
Read MoreChanging Section 508 Laws and the Implications to Your E-Learning
If you’re an e-learning developer or development team member, you’re likely familiar with at least the terms “Section 508” or “accessibility” and whether or not you need to worry about them. Did you know? Section 508 and the standards outlined within it, are about to change.
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