These are my Jumptags for May 29th through May 31st: A List Apart – A List Apart is a great blog and site for web design and technique. Modernize Corporate Training: The Enterprise Learning Framework – Explores the history of corporate learning from 1980’s to today. Today, according to the report (and roughly every other consultant) is the age of [...]

These are my Jumptags for May 28th Design an awesome colorful layout – A step by step tutorial for creating a web layout in Photoshop. Do you Know “What is Design?” 41 Answers to One Simple Question – 41 must see images from creative designers. These images tries to give you a glimpse about what design is with simple words [...]

Paul Ayers, Joanne Gikas and I are working on a couple of proposals for book chapters on mobile learning, or mLearning. Take a look at some of the ideas below and let us know what you think.

While not eLearning and Web development, some stories beg to be shared. So, in the spirit of Diaroogle (and if you don’t know about that service or if you haven’t had a fall-out-of-your-chair-side-splitting laugh today then I encourage you to take a look), Runpee is a site that offers advice on when you should go to the bathroom during a movie.

These are my Jumptags for May 22nd through May 25th: Flavours Icon Set And Cute Tweeters Icon Set – A nice collection of simple icons with a separate download for the PSD files. Grid Style In Modern Web Design: Showcase and Resources – An explanation, directory of examples and resources for producing grid design. Typography – 20+ Quality Free Sans [...]

These are my Jumptags for May 13th through May 22nd: Web Design Industry Jargon: Glossary and Resources – A glossary of industry jargon for elearning, as well as web design and development. OffiSync: Microsoft Office + Google Docs = the Perfect Office App – A plugin that adds Google Docs inside of Office. Minority Report Interfaces: Coming to a Screen [...]

These are my Jumptags for May 11th through May 12th: 40 Tutorials for Creating Highly Detailed Icon Designs – Check out this collection of 40 of the best icon design tutorials, each covering the process of designing a highly detailed graphic in Illustrator or Photoshop. Toys – A free iconset – Here's a little different free icon set. Retro toys. [...]

These are my Jumptags for May 11th Simplexity File Icons by *Jrdn88 on deviantART – A nice set of free icons and graphics. Download Vista icon Package – Download high resolution icons Windows Vista Icons : Download rich media 256×256 pixel .PNG format windows vista icons for free Free Vista Style Icons – iVista Icon Pack 2 contains 92 high [...]

These are my Jumptags for May 6th through May 8th: Five Types of Effective Headers in Web Design – Take a look at these 5 different types of header design and see how the examples have used them creatively to make an impact. Web Design Trends: Call To Action Buttons – Lee Munroe considers call-to-action buttons on web pages that [...]

When I work with instructional designers and K-12 teachers, I sometimes ask them, “How do they know in what order to put the choices in a multiple choice questions?” Very often the answer is something like, “Well, I’ve had enough Bs already, so the answer needs to be a C this time.” In other words, they are attempting to make the choices and correct answer random. But in reality, it won’t be. . .