Bad Stock Photos Make for Bad eLearning How often have you gone to a website, looked at the photos, and said “Oh yeah, there are the happy clapping people, and there’s ...
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Read more →When you began to plan your course, you probably never thought of one aspect of eLearning design: the effects of white space. In fact, it’s one of the most overlooked ...
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Read more →We are now in the age of visual information where visual content plays a role in every part of life. As 65 percent of the population are visual learners, graphics are ...
Read more →You have most likely mastered the basics of instructional design already. Now it's time to learn an intimately related discipline called information design.
Read more →Anyone looking to learn more about comprehensive design can read the book Universal Principles of Design, which features more than 200 descriptions in alphabetical order ...
Read more →Sure, anyone can design an eLearning course. The question is: how can you become a better designer?
Read more →You don't consider yourself as an expert on eLearning design. But you do treat design as a crucial aspect of eLearning and understand its importance. The proverbial ...
Read more →When beginning a new eLearning project, there are a number of important things an eLearning team needs to have: quality learning content, an understanding of the ways ...
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