Which guest posts stole the spotlight in May?
Building a fully involved online course community, blending storytelling and structured slide navigation, and creating flexible learning pathways are just some of the topics covered in this edition of this showcase. In no particular order, we present the top article written by guest post contributors in May.
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Five top articles submitted by guest authors last month
1. 10 How to build an engaged online community for your course (based on my experience as a member) by Zeniya Cooley
Are you struggling to build an enthusiastic community for your course? no worries! As a community member herself, Zeniya Cooley explores the exact ways in which creators have engaged her and other members, exchanged ideas, and encouraged them to appear.
2. Small and Medium Enterprises in the Age of AI: When Expertise Is Most Important Michele B. Medved
Key organizations, as well as their learning and development (L&D) experts, are increasingly relying on AI to accelerate everyday tasks and generate knowledge in seconds. Michele B. Medved discusses whether this means the end of collaboration with small businesses, and whether AI will truly replace the expertise of subject matter experts.
3. Rethinking Storytelling: How scene-based presentations translate communications by Markus Bernroitner
Animated videos are powerful, but often take control from the presenter. Markus Bernroitner highlights new ways to blend storytelling and structured slide navigation, giving presenters complete control over the storyline flow from scene to scene.
4. Game-based learning is not just fun. It is neurologically aligned by Helen Routledge
For years, those who design learning games have felt the power of play. We have seen learners brighten up, become immersed in the challenge, and retain their skills once the module is finished. Helen Routledge explains that because it is how individual neurons learn.
5. Chloe Daniel’s Power of Purpose-Driven Education
From defining individual objectives to creating flexible pathways for student-driven goals, Chloe Daniel delves into how educators can unlock deeper engagement, build resilience, and cultivate thinkers ready for the complex challenges of the world ahead.
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