Below are eLearningArt blog posts on eLearning design. We also suggest that you start here:
When your eLearning slides look great, viewer engagement increases, your instructional voice is enhanced, and you hear “I love it!” more often. But for those of us who aren’t trained designers, slides can be a
Graphic design, from print to web and right onto our eLearning and presentation slides, evolves constantly. With evolution comes the need to keep up — it’s survival of the fittest, and all that, right? To
Wow! It’s September already. We’re turning the corner toward year-end, and all the fun that brings! This month, we’ve got a new guy bursting on the scene, a couple of fun design treatments, and a
The eLearningArt engine was crankin’ in July and it’s only picking up more steam here in August! We released a ton of new character images, created a bunch of design hacks, and published four awesome
Last week I shared my #1 best recommendation for controlling the design conversation: Be proactive, not reactive, in design conversations with stakeholders. You learned how I offer a choice of design treatments to project stakeholders.
Last week I shared the importance controlling the design conversation by having several styles you feel comfortable in. I let you all vote on which one to release. As promised, here is the step-by-step tutorial
I don’t know about you, but I think there’s nothing worse than staring at a blank screen, trying to cook up an exciting new design from a bunch of random design directives and an out-of-date
Remember when you were a kid and someone special was coming to your house? It was a big deal to see that car rolling down the street … pulling into the driveway … and … at
You and I may not have formal training in graphic design, but our eLearning courses and presentations still need to look good. So how do we create designs for workplace learning that aren’t like the
Here comes the sun, ummm … I think? Snow on Memorial Day weekend? What the …??? Summer is here for most of you, but we’ve been slogging through a looooong winter here in beautiful
