8 E-Learning Developers You Should Follow

Zsolt Olah

Have a look at this post on how to use Google Fonts with a variable.

Here’s one he recently shared that’s gotten lots of drama: how to add a print button to the program player [video].
Here is a video where he shares a means to mask content using the scroll panel feature. And needless to say, his review of the original Storyline 0.
Matthew’s nickname should be the “E-learning Thunder from Down Under.” He presents tips in his blog and thorough and really organized tutorials.
David always shares tips and examples. I remember sitting in the airport on my way to London and spending a few hours trying to deconstruct one of his demos.

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Have a look at this example of alternatives to multiple choice questions. Pretty cool.

Melissa is a fervent student and knowingly shares what she learns (often while she learns). She’s also been a presenter at a few of our Articulate Roadshows.

These are peers worth pursuing.

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Matthew Bibby

Kevin Thorn

Following is a good series she did on getting started with xAPI and Storyline.
Nick shares all kinds of tricks and cool tips with his unique brand of humor. His website has lots of tips that are advanced and tutorial videos.
If you would like to learn how he comes up with ideas and builds his courses, check out his recent series on constructing a gamified module.
Owen does a great job showing how to use JavaScript with Storyline. He’s presented in the Austin Roadshow. He has also got some tutorials.
Ron is CLO for Yukon where he manages and conducts a lot of Articulate training. Ron is also a fixture in our Articulate Live webinars where he shares all kinds of cool tips and tricks.

Zsolt is a like a zsolt of lightning when it comes to talking gamification and to engage students. He has all kinds of ideas and hacks that will help you learn. Among the most original and creative people in the industry.

In the past, I’ve referenced a number of instructional designers who are active in the community where they share all kinds of free downloads, illustrations, and answer questions.

Ron Price

Years ago Kevin won an Articulate Guru award. From there here’s built in the e-learning industry. Many of you know him from his Nugget head character.

Nick Shelton

For what you do to encourage the community and industry, to the ones above, thanks. I know that there are a lot more really talented developers worth mentioning.

Check out this example of how to include Cool Overlay Effects in Articulate Storyline with Basic After Effects & JavaScript.

Melissa Milloway

If you’re an Articulate 360 contributor you do not want to overlook those Friday Quick Tips & Tricks sessions. Here’s a recent tutorial Ron posted where he answered a coaching question: Why Does My Custom Menu Lose Track of My Progress?
Now, I’d like to focus on a few instructional designers and course developers who tend to share more advanced course development tips. They go through the nuances of the software and how to leverage JavaScript when using Storyline.

Source: TPD Study Tips Feed