Join us for a collaborative Storyline Show & Tell session where instructional designers and eLearning developers share recent discoveries, techniques, and lessons learned while working in Articulate Storyline. Whether you've uncovered a time-saving shortcut, solved a challenging development problem, experimented with a new feature, or improved the learner experience, this is an opportunity to learn from peers and expand your Storyline toolkit. The session will begin with a brief spotlight on designing for accessibility in Storyline, followed by participant-led sharing and discussion. Come prepared to contribute one insight and leave with practical ideas you can apply to your next project.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this session, participants will be able to:
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Identify practical techniques and features that can improve efficiency and effectiveness in Articulate Storyline development.
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Describe ways to incorporate accessibility considerations into Storyline projects to create more inclusive learning experiences.
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Apply ideas and best practices shared by peers to enhance the design, development, and usability of future eLearning projects.
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Evaluate Storyline development approaches and determine which techniques may be most valuable for their own learning and performance needs.
Talent Development Capability Alignment
ATD's Talent Development Capability Model serves as a comprehensive framework guiding professionals in the TD field on essential knowledge and practices for personal, team, and organizational development. This event aligns with the following capability(ies):
Instructional Design
Technology Application
Presenter
Katherine Graham is a talent development leader and performance consultant with 15+ years of experience helping leaders and teams unlock performance through clarity, culture, and capability. She is the Principal of Humaneering Performance, a consultancy focused on performance improvement through organizational transformation, and serves on the board of the ATD Cuyahoga Valley Chapter. Kate specializes in helping organizations move from high activity to high impact.
