Elearning Design
ELearning design builds upon instructional design, adding the context of the tools and technologies used to build and consume elearning experiences.
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Demo of MadCap Syndicate: Give Your AI Coach the Trusted Content It Needs
AI-powered digital coaches need more than a strong interface. They need current, governed learning content behind them. Without that foundation, coaches risk delivering inaccurate answers, outdated information, or the wrong resources. In this demo, see how MadCap Create and MadCap Syndicate make approved learning content available to AI agents through search, APIs, and MCP. Explore how organizations can connect digital coaches and other AI experiences with trusted learning content, including documents, rich media, and eLearning assets, and deliver those resources to learners when they need them.
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AI Innovation in Course Development: The iSpring Suite AI Example
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a more integrated part of course development. Beyond drafting text, today’s AI capabilities can support tasks across the production workflow, from developing course structures and creating visuals to generating narration and translating content. AI Innovation in Course Development: The iSpring Suite AI Example explores six practical ways AI is changing course production, using iSpring Suite AI as a case in point. See how AI can help turn trusted source materials into structured course drafts, create targeted visuals and voiceovers, localize content, develop presenter-led videos, and provide guidance during authoring. Explore what these capabilities look like…
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Using Targeted Universalism to Find Hidden Barriers in eLearning
One goal can have more than one path. Sometimes better learning design begins by noticing who the path was built for.
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Beyond Bullet Points: How Tristia Hennessey Uses Storytelling and Scenarios to Make Learning Stick
Tristia Hennessey’s path into learning and development began with risk management training for banks, continued through onboarding and administrative work, and eventually led her to enterprise L&D strategy and program delivery. Today, as Senior Instructional Technology Strategist at Evolve Solutions Group, she helps organizations address challenges that extend far beyond a single course or training objective. From software implementation and AI readiness to the everyday friction that can prevent people from doing their jobs effectively. Tristia understands the power of storytelling, gamification, and realistic scenarios to create learning experiences that are more engaging, memorable, and meaningful and will be sharing…
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Tame SME Chaos with an Efficient AI‑Powered Workflow
This practical session introduces an AI-powered workflow for transforming unstructured SME input into a clear, usable learning blueprint while keeping instructional judgment firmly in human hands. Using real-world case examples, the session demonstrates how AI can be applied at three key points: We will examine examples of AI outputs that worked well and those that missed the mark to highlight common pitfalls, lessons learned, and best practices. You will practice identifying gaps, challenging assumptions, and using instructional design principles to refine AI?generated analysis. We will emphasize transferable prompts, review strategies, and safeguards that you can apply across tools and organizations.…
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Speed & Quality? Achieve Both with AI Assistant in Articulate Storyline & Rise
This session demonstrates real-world workflows for integrating AI Assistant into Storyline and Rise without sacrificing instructional integrity. Grounded in our real-world experimentation, we’ll provide practical guidance on using AI Assistant in quiz creation, storyboard development, branching scenarios, narration, image generation, localization, and accessibility support, as well as using AI Avatars and AI Tutor. We will highlight both successful implementations and failed attempts to show where AI adds value, where human oversight remains essential, and how to establish scalable quality-control processes. You will engage in prompt critiques and workflow redesign activities while reviewing Storyline examples, Rise templates, and governance checklists. You…
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Cognitive Design for AI-Powered Learning
Through structured scenario analysis, live decision mapping, and guided redesign exercises, you will apply the model to decisions affecting AI-assisted content drafting, assessment generation, feedback automation, learner use of AI for synthesis, and performance support design. You will redesign one AI-enabled learning flow to strengthen independent reasoning rather than unintentionally weaken it.This session is not about resisting AI. It is about designing AI-powered learning that builds durable expertise. You will learn how to:
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More Human by Design: Leading with What AI Can’t Replace
Drawing on her work helping organizations build stronger leaders and workplace cultures, Beth Ridley invites you to explore how AI can become a catalyst for more intentional leadership, creativity, and connection—not less. Through her Choose, Connect, Create framework, you’ll discover how to delegate routine work to AI while investing more deeply in the judgment, relationships, and ideas that create lasting impact. You’ll leave with practical questions and strategies for deciding what to hand off to AI, where to focus your own energy, and how to become more human by design in the age of artificial intelligence.
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Strategic Pauses: 4 Event Boundaries That Protect What Learners Just Learned
Without event boundaries, nothing tells working memory to consolidate what it just processed
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The Modern eLearning Designer’s Toolkit: What’s New in Captivate 13.1
Modern eLearning designers need more than just an authoring tool. They need a complete toolkit for creating engaging, responsive, and scalable learning experiences. Join us for an in-depth look at Adobe Captivate 13.1 and discover how its latest innovations help you build courses faster, reuse existing content, and create richer learner interactions. In this webinar, you will learn how to: