Trivantis

JUNE 18, 2014

We’ve written a lot about the importance of choosing the right images for your e-Learning projects and suggested some sources for economically priced stock photography. But what if you don’t want to spend hours searching for the perfect stock photo, or you just can’t find one that demonstrates your industry?

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Trivantis

SEPTEMBER 15, 2015

For this post, I asked two of our design experts here at Trivantis—Tony Cavalier and Anthony LaQuatra—to share design tips that eLearning developers could use to create effective and professional-looking courses. Take a look at a few important design dos and don’ts that they recommended for eLearning developers: Do: Use custom photography.

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Trivantis

JUNE 14, 2016

She shared helpful tips for creating these exercises, which can be applied to anything you’re doing in eLearning, like: Use photos of hands instead of full stock photography of people so that you can take the photos yourself and still give the course a humanistic feeling. She shared so many I actually lost count!

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Trivantis

OCTOBER 14, 2014

Cheesy Stock Photos. Uh oh—I think someone forgot to read our “ Be a Stock Photography Model! Camera shy but need stock photo resources? How many photos of a cat does this slide really need? Need help narrowing down all your photo choices? How boring is this e-Learning slide? Visual Clutter.

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Trivantis

JUNE 23, 2014

Take a look at the top ten articles below, covering everything from mobile design to taking your own stock photos. Be a Stock Photography Model! What do you do when you don’t have the budget for professional photography? Take your own stock photos! What Makes Great eLearning Content?

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Trivantis

OCTOBER 29, 2014

Lame photos. Stock photos of women laughing alone with salad are sure to ruin your course’s credibility. Have a purpose for each photo you use. Don’t have the budget for quality stock photos? Learn how to take your own: Be a Stock Photography Model.

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Trivantis

NOVEMBER 19, 2014

Take your own stock photos: Be a Stock Photography Model! . The first image your learners see should create interest. Here’s some help: How to Choose the Best Images for Your e-Learning. Got a limited budget? Text – Don’t overwhelm your learners with a huge block of text.

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