10 Lessons Learned My First Year in E-Learning

[@cuearesty]

I needed this. ID for 6 years. Was thrown into it learning it o the job along with my boss and peers. Now that I've moved on and doing freelance on my own, I'm feeling like my ID skills are so outdated and I dunno where to start. Wish I found this channel sooner.

[@fritzklaunzer7691]

As a teacher i have to tell you, this is really great content! Congratulations 👏

[@junewhite3679]

Thank you for your encouraging words about "Faking it".

[@mehkta]

Great video and lessons. I really love the visual design of this video (font, images, icons, colors, etc)

[@kidtownification]

This is really helpful! I'm new to the field of e-learning, but this confirms the things I'm discovering.

[@tatsut8505]

Great video! So many good tips and thoughts, I jotted a few notes. Besides the Nancy Durante books and Amy's Ted Talk, do you have any other suggestions for books or presentations to look up?

[@hilkokriel5659]

Really awesome videos!! Will you possibly be doing a comparison video on Moodle and Storyline 2 in the future? Would love to hear your views.

[@Elearninguncovered]

Thanks, Hilko! I'll add your suggestion to our list. THANKS!

[@artemedutech]

thanks Tim for great advices

[@narr1261]

Hi all, I'm wondering how the teachers here broke into instructional design? I've always loved content creation and have experience working with elearning software, creating worksheets, evaluating outcomes etc. I'm just finding most jobs are looking for people with experience. Any help would be great!

[@Crowka274]

lovely content

[@kellynester4948]

Thanks, Tim... soaking up more of your wisdom after the webinar today! ;o)

[@doptimist]

This is really useful insight, thank you!

[@Elearninguncovered]

Glad it was helpful!

[@nicholsanchezkirsch4913]

Thank you for all the info, it was very helpful

[@nankonelson3184]

I am now beginning

[@junewhite3679]

Great info on lessons learned!

[@Elearninguncovered]

Glad to hear it!

[@edevlies]

Thank you