Check out Cathy Moore's site

Here's a post from Stacey, who states,

"One of the more difficult things I find about eLearning is invoking my creative side. I come from the world of the analyst. Always looking for the most direct and efficient way to get the information across, showing a direct correlation between what I know, why the reader should care and how it effects the reader, their world and their future--And do it in as little words as possible.

As I left the world of analyst and became a platform instructor/live classroom developer, I found that storytelling was a very effective way for people to see the real world application of knowledge. Now as an eLearning designer, I have to step it up one more notch beyond storyteller but include illustrator and movie maker so my stories are enduring and the learning is memorable. 

I was first introduced to Cathy Moore's website at a conference when I asked a presenter, 'How can I get concepts across to my client when the concepts are as abstract as critical thinking--teaching people to become better thinkers?' She immediately said, 'are you familiar with Cathy Moore?' I found her website to be such a great resource as I began designing my own videos and interactive learning components. If you aren't already familiar with her work, please check out her site."

Check it out here.