What does your syllabus say about your online course?  I just completed a research project developing a rubric  to identify the potential for a community of inquiry in online college courses.  Then I used the rubric to review 23 online course syllabi from my university’s College of Education.  I found a high amount of cognitive presence in the […]

I’ve been blogging since 2011.  I noticed I had 61 blogs listed in the category for e-Learning.  Here’s a collection of my best effort to help others understand how to improve online learning and your professional online image as an eLeader. Face-to-Face to Online Course Development Checklist From Face-to-Face Teaching to Blended Format How to […]

Note: This is a review of my professor’s article on knowledge. Johnson, R. B. (2008). Knowledge. In L. M. Given (Ed.), The Sage Encyclopedia of Qualitative Research Methods (pp. 478-482). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. In his article, Johnson (2008) addressed the typologies of knowledge, affective variables, standardization, debates, and its history. Knowledge is often defined […]

This week's challenge is to create a photo slider, so I trotted out some photos I took in Turkey and enjoyed the journey. Read more...

In an update to last year's post, I wanted to share some of my go-to free tools I use for e-learning. Read more...

If you haven't already let your Storyline files go full-screen and playerless, here's how to do it. Read more...

I did a makeover of my quirky passport demo - taking it from Storyline 1 to a jet-fueled Storyline 2. Read more...

This week's challenge is create some cool buttons. Thanks to Jeff Kortenbosch - I did! Read more...

When do the challenges get really challenging? When they go on vacation and make me go too. Read more...

This ELH Challenge is to create a little something to help teach punctuation, so I made a tic-tac-toe game out of it! Read more...