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Tips for Creating Better ELearning

LearnDash

Black and white charts with various Clipart images aren’t going to do any favors with regards to attention span. Understand your audience and what can hold their attention, then build this into your course. Speaking of which, if you do decide to use charts and graphs (or images), make sure to keep them interesting.

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eLearning & mLearning: Everything You Need to Know About Graphics, Part IV

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

Editing Graphics to Draw Attention Tom Kuhlman wrote about not only ungrouping ClipArt elements in PowerPoint to create custom ClipArt, but also about using silhouettes to draw attention and convey meaning. Do you have any tips for sprucing up less-than-stellar stock photos or clipart?

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How to Choose the Best Images for Your e-Learning

Trivantis

Does it attract your learners’ attention? Your image should be more than just generic clipart. Take a look at this eye-tracking study to see what types of images attract the most attention. To keep your course looking neat and professional, don’t mix and match clipart and photos.

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What Do You Look For In ELearning?

LearnDash

Seeing a course with Clipart from 1998 is distracting more than anything. I have a pretty good attention span, but I’m not superman. The use of charts and images to convey information is much appreciated. I also enjoy when a course uses contemporary styling for the graphics as well.

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How to Sell Digital Products on Etsy

learnWorlds

Pay attention to keywords and themes that resonate with your target audience the most. Clipart and Graphics: Unique digital illustrations, clipart, and design elements for use in various creative projects. Research market trends on Etsy Start by exploring popular categories and identifying patterns in consumer preferences.

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Google Slides for University

BrightCarbon

This is a really simple way to draw attention to aspects of the slide that might be difficult to point to (no matter how fun it is to play with the red light on the clicker.) No one wants a pixilated photo or some cringey clipart. Here’s a before and after example: Images Use high-quality photos to really make your presentation sing.

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15 Best Image Sites to Visually Enhance Your Online Training Modules

CommLab India

Are you looking for first-rate, attention-grabbing images for your online training modules? Public-Domain-Photos.com : Here, you can find 5,000 free photos and 8,000 cliparts for personal and commercial use. For an instructional designer, getting the right images is a daunting task.

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