Your eLearning Toolkit: Expert Courses + Free Weekly Tutorials
Join thousands of learning developers improving their Articulate Storyline 360 and other eLearning skills—one post, one course at a time.
Join thousands of learning developers improving their Articulate Storyline 360 and other eLearning skills—one post, one course at a time.
Check out our full library of courses below.
In this course we cover everything from A-Z within Articulate Storyline.
View course
Get started with JavaScript while learning how to customize Storyline.
View course
Get started with xAPI, learning how it works and how to track learning behavior from anywhere.
View course
Responsive eLearning development made easy with Articulate 360 Rise.
View course
Learn how to record and edit amazing screen recordings and custom animated video intros all inside of TechSmith Camtasia.
View course
Create and track any HTML5 content using the Rustici SCORM Driver
View course
Take your Storyline skills to the next level with our comprehensive training program.
Get the latest tips, tricks, and best practices in eLearning development from our weekly blog posts.
With over 9000 learners served, here's what they have to say
"I've already taken a few lessons from this course and so far it's been a great learning experience. The content is quite easy to understand. Thank you for talking and explaining things in brief. Hopefully, after the course completion, I'll be able to apply this knowledge to my job."
Jeff is good teacher, this is a very straightforward course. I loved the real world examples of when to use a drag and drop quiz, that was very clever. Loved the bird animation too. This course showed me what a good course should look and feel like; I'll never use another PowerPoint again! I highly recommend Jeff for any of his courses.
"Yes, this class is a good fit for me. I have a lot of experience with Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, XD, and other Creative Cloud apps. The course gives a quick overview of the key features, and my background helps fill in any gaps. For example, the timeline feels like Premiere Pro, and the animation tools are a lot like Illustrator. Overall, it's a solid class."
"I really enjoyed the overview of xAPI, especially with the code snippets. I do wish it had more clearly explained the roles of the content creator vs. the content player, since most of the code seemed focused on the player side. Overall, I'm glad I took this—wish I had something like it back in 2010 when we were first dealing with SCORM and AICC."
