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18 Apr
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Showing My Work #11

Posted by Matt Guyan | ELH Challenges, My Portfolio, Show Your Work |

Often when we talk about our work, we talk in terms of ‘what’ we did. The Showing My Work series of posts aim to also capture the ‘how’ something was done. E-Learning Heroes Challenge #18 – Using Characters in E-Learning. The brief: This week your challenge is to show us how to use characters in e-learning. You can create static slides that show character-based ideas, or build something more dynamic to show the interaction between characters. This challenge is all about using characters and my inspiration came from a similar interaction I'd seen a few years ago, although it was...
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11 Apr
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The Next OzLearn Tweet Chat is on 14/4/15

Posted by Matt Guyan | OzLearn |

On Tuesday 14th April at 8:00pm AEST (UTC +9hrs), @OzLearn is having its next monthly twitter chat. This month, the conversation will be based on Lisa Minogue-White's (@lisaMinogueW) vlog post - Learning Ecosystems. You can watch Lisa's video by clicking here. To join the chat, go to Twitter at 8pm on 14/4, search for @OzLearn and join in the conversation (don’t forget to add #ozlearn to your tweets). There is also an OzLearn LinkedIn group where you can view the Storify of the chat afterwards. Hope you can join us for the chat!
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26 Mar
1

Showing My Work #10

Posted by Matt Guyan | ELH Challenges, Portfolio, Show Your Work, Storyline |

Often when we talk about our work, we talk in terms of ‘what’ we did. The Showing My Work series of posts aim to also capture the ‘how’ something was done. E-Learning Heroes Challenge #52 – Using Interactive Sliders in E-Learning. The brief: This week your challenge is to show creative ways to use sliders in online learning. You can focus your slider on functionality or visual design. I enjoy watching cooking competition shows on TV like MasterChef and My Kitchen Rules. Often on these programs the contestants are given the same 'core' ingredient and they need to create a meal that...
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20 Mar
0

Practice and Sharing: The Keys to Success

Posted by Matt Guyan | eLearning, Instructional Design |

These were the two messages that stood out over three days in Sydney at last year's iDesignX Australian Instructional Design Conference (21st March) sponsored by B Online Learning & Articulate and the eLearning Design Workshops with Tom Kuhlmann and David Anderson (22nd and 23rd March). I was fortunate to attend all the sessions and for me it was a dream come true to not only be in the same room as Tom and David but to hear and learn directly from them (I also got to meet them which was an incredible experience and a real highlight too). Practice As someone with a...
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06 Mar
1

Showing My Work #9

Posted by Matt Guyan | ELH Challenges, Show Your Work |

Often when we talk about our work, we talk in terms of ‘what’ we did. The Showing My Work series of posts aim to also capture the ‘how’ something was done. E-Learning Heroes Challenge #71 – Teaching Math Concepts with E-Learning. The brief: This week your challenge is to design a short lesson to teach one or more math concepts. The inspiration for my demo came from one of the source material examples that David provided, where teachers are using LEGO bricks to teach kids fractions. I also went to their website to check it out further. My idea was...
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G'day and welcome to my site! My name is Matt Guyan and I'm an instructional designer from Newcastle NSW, Australia. I'm interested in all things related to eLearning, especially how learning transfer and workplace performance can be improved.

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