About the author


Daniece is a mother, gamer, and eLearning designer/developer with over a decade of formal experience in Learning and Development, most of which has been spent learning about eLearning authoring tools and making them do things they aren't intended to do.

Caffeinated L&D is a place to discuss some of her favorite things: L&D, Articulate Storyline, and eLearning development. If you're someone who's interested in that sort of thing, welcome!

Daniece is fueled by caffeine and the (sometimes misguided) belief that she can develop just about anything in Storyline. 

Follow Daniece on Twitter! @eLearningOnCaff

Daniece is a Senior eLearning Production Associate at RSM.
The views expressed in this blog are personal views, and not those of RSM.

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