The eLearning Designer's Academy by Tim Slade

I loved hearing about Tim's humble beginnings in eLearning and his journey to where he is now. He provides some great thoughts on the importance of an eLearning development process and what course into development work. A wealth of information for anyone getting started.

Tim's authentic presentation style and his "in-the-trenches" experience provide a winning process for new instructional designers, and even experienced IDs can pick up a few tips and tricks to help improve their own project management. Thanks Tim!

I just started a new job and my boss enrolled me in this course. I just finished it and I love the way it outlines the eLearning process from beginning to end. I also really enjoyed all of the advice Tim provides on working with SMEs.

After taking Tim's Articulate Storyline course, I decided to check out this course to help upskill my eLearning development skills. Unlike the Storyline course, this course covers the ins and outs of managing an eLearning project. What I like the most, was the way Tim simplified the development process and how he shares his own personal experiences and stories. This is a great course for anyone that's new to eLearning.

After reading Tim's book, I went ahead and purchased his online course. Although I've been working as an eLearning designer for several years, this course help to remind that there's still a lot I can learn! I really like the way this course outlines the steps for planning your eLearning project. This is a step that is often forgetting.

Awesome course with a ton of practical information for newbies, like myself. I really appreciated how much time Tim spent covering each feature, and then gave me a chance to practice it on my own.

I started this course with several years experience in instructional design/content development for corporate classrooms - and a few rough years of designing and writing storyboards for eLearning. I say rough because unless you, yourself, are "in charge", working with others who do not know, understand, or appreciate the process can and often do derail the situation. For me, this was a very comprehensive refresher on what to do, how to do, and was loaded with pro-tips and (new for me) resources. I would recommend this for beginners, learning departments (getting everyone to the same baseline of organization if coming from varying backgrounds), and people like me that are looking for a "take a step back and re-focus" experience. I learned a lot. Thank you Tim!