BrightCarbon

NOVEMBER 13, 2020

Here at BrightCarbon we have a rather unique perspective on compatibility because we tend to look at PowerPoint with two brains. The first is the ‘user brain’: like many of you, we use PowerPoint every day to create presentations, videos, documents and more. The second is the ‘developer brain’: this is our add-ins development team!

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360 Training

SEPTEMBER 1, 2015

Images are now the official language of the universe. From a learning perspective, various researches have revealed that our brains act as image processors. The human brain processes and retains visuals faster than text. The human brain processes and retains visuals faster than text. Use appropriate images.

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Learningtogo

AUGUST 5, 2016

Do you intentionally choose some colors over others because of their effect on the brain, or is the decision made by default to match the other rooms in the office, or the colors in the corporate logo? Color is Processed in Multiple Parts of the Brain. The Brain Fills in the Color on Black and White Images of Known Objects.

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BrightCarbon

MAY 10, 2023

Humans are hardwired to respond to images. In fact, almost half our brain is involved in visual processing and can identify images in as little as 13 milliseconds. In the image below, do you read and understand the words first or the image? Choose the type of people images that will appeal and resonate most.

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CLO Magazine

SEPTEMBER 14, 2023

Other AI-enabled apps like Midjourney and DALL-E emerged to handle visually oriented tasks like creating illustrations or photo-realistic images for use in websites and presentations. While generative AI tools can produce text or images in seconds, the algorithm needs a “prompt” fed to it by a human that tells it what to represent.

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Kitaboo

FEBRUARY 8, 2023

A multi-sensory learning experience generally leads to better receptivity and retention by the brain. Expand and enlarge diagrams and images in eBooks: The multimedia tools of eBooks can be used to present images and diagrams as static or animated, as still photos or video clips.

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Scissortail's Learning Nest

MAY 30, 2022

Most of us wouldn’t choose a job in a busy restaurant as a way to relax our brains, but it works for Sheldon. Our brains normally look for patterns to help make sense of the world. By using patterns and routines, our brain gets more efficient—and sometimes a bit lazy. Place photos of beautiful scenery around your desk.

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The Logical Blog by IconLogic

JUNE 29, 2011

In his session Using Photographic Techniques in Your eLearning Courses , Trond Kristiansen touched on some interesting uses of photos (to create stop-motion video, time-lapse photos and 360 degree tours of places and objects) which really got me thinking about all the practical uses of these techniques, if put in the right context.

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eLearningMind

JULY 17, 2023

Animation engages the brain. When your brain experiences more than one sense at a time, it releases feel-good hormones like endorphins, oxytocin, and dopamine. Brains are extremely efficient: Whether you realize it or not, your brain is constantly making in-the-moment decisions on what information to keep and what to discard.

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SHIFT eLearning

SEPTEMBER 29, 2017

In fact, they also tend to capture attention faster than images. Studies reveal the brain pays more attention to what’s new or different. People are naturally inclined to pay attention to images because they are easier to digest and faster to understand than large blocks of text. Comparisons.

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Learning Visions

SEPTEMBER 3, 2010

Medina (2008), Brain Rules) Strategies for integrating relevant fun… Joni describes some activities in her online higher ed programs : At course intro (this is for a higher-ed online program) – need to do a bio – which is important to creating community – instead of “tell me who you are” to “What are your superhero powers.

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eLearningMind

APRIL 17, 2017

Instant messages with embedded links, videos, and photos. Online photo albums. Sometimes your brain just needs a rest because we know that brains are ultimately lazy organs. So give them a break by giving them images to process rather than text; images are processed 60,000 times faster than text by the brain.

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CLO Magazine

SEPTEMBER 5, 2018

Sometime after that, she sent me a letter and a photo of her father.”. Now, new technology enables “hard” science to provide more evidence into how our brains work. Recent studies of human brain imaging strongly suggest that our brains are wired to be social. Fortunately, we can now — using neuroscience.

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Ed App

FEBRUARY 16, 2022

Simple shapes, colors, and arrows translate incongruent text into a board, which the brain has a chance of analyzing in a non-linear way. Unlike text, visual depictions give our brains more freedom in choosing what to focus on. Complimentary methods to visual learning statistics.

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The Learning Dispatch

DECEMBER 8, 2017

Of the information transmitted to the brain, 90% is visual. Articles with images get 94% more views than those without. Where can images come from? Photo shoots are useful, but can be time-consuming and expensive to set up. And often the most effective images aren’t photos, but rather diagrams, sketches, or charts.

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eLearningMind

OCTOBER 3, 2016

Animation and illustration are far more versatile when compared to the sometimes-stiff, always impersonal stock photo. The brain can only handle so much extraneous processing, so illustration removes the distraction to save brain CPU and help it focus on what’s really important. They aren’t just for kids anymore.

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The Logical Blog by IconLogic

JULY 29, 2010

.   In last week's article , I pitted dynamic images and static images against each other and made the generalization that images work best when there is a blend of both static and dynamic. Sometimes complex images are ignored altogether in lieu of adjacent text. line drawings) versus high-fidelity (i.e.

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eLearningMind

FEBRUARY 25, 2021

For example, when creating training about sexual harassment in the workplace, images of real people showing real emotions is far more effective than cartoon images or graphics that have a metaphorical meaning. #4 When you’re dealing with a topic that concerns interactions between people, use relevant graphics that support the message.

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eLearning Brothers

JANUARY 2, 2015

Our scenario templates include three principal layers: interaction code, background images, and characters/props, all of which can be individually swapped out to your preference with other assets from our library or those in your own collection. Cutout People Images: Jamie. Cutout People Images: Steve. Medical Templates: Brain.

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Learning Visions

FEBRUARY 16, 2010

The human brain loves to look to future state. Share unusual images or sounds – your audience will try to fit what you show/say/do with what they know. What images would you show? The minute you ask a question, the more the brain is mandated to answer. Use images or words that related to the content.

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Marcia Conner

JANUARY 9, 2014

As I work on finishing up a book chapter about taking action and a report about using your brain at work, I found this fantastic quote from Amy Poehler. For those of you who want the words to requote and with a bit more at the end than was in the image: G reat people do things before they’re ready. In short: Step into life.

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Joitske Hulsebosch eLearning

NOVEMBER 4, 2016

If I type 'discrimination' I get 3 articles (see image) The brain bot op Twitter. It will ask you to upload your photo and get your feedback based on your photo. The telegram MUSIC bot or youtube bot helps you find music or video. In Facebook Messenger you can get CNN news via a personalised chatmessage.

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Mike Taylor

APRIL 16, 2021

Here are three podcast episodes from this week that are worth a listen: Toby Harris from Filtered on curation and more on the Learning Hacks podcast Richard Goring and Ingrid Mengdehl on Creating Dynamic Presentations with Animations on the The World of Presentations podcast The Story of Stories on the Hidden Brain podcast.

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Learning with e's

SEPTEMBER 26, 2014

Paivio''s model of cognition featured two modes of processing, known as imagens (images) and logogens (words), which are illustrated below. Visual and verbal information are processed in different ways along discrete pathways in the brain, and these are thought to create different mental representations. Unported License.

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Learning with e's

MAY 31, 2019

Photo by Steve Wheeler In a previous post I outlined some of the metrics around the use of digital media, technologies and social networks. Being able to share content as text, hyperlinks, video, audio and images allows us to be more versatile in the way we assimilate and apply knowledge. Next time: Connected Minds References Godin, S.

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Learning Developments

JULY 17, 2009

Flash animation is the big brain buster for me. I'm familiar with editing images, photos, and interactive web sites. I feel very comfortable with that and I think that once I know the Flash object model (or have access to a reference) I'll be good to go.

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Learning Developments

JULY 17, 2009

Flash animation is the big brain buster for me. I'm familiar with editing images, photos, and interactive web sites. I feel very comfortable with that and I think that once I know the Flash object model (or have access to a reference) I'll be good to go.

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Big Dog, Little Dog

FEBRUARY 22, 2009

Photos for interaction - Boxes and Arrows. In software applications, photography in most cases is used as content element, since photos express situations of human life very well and thus are well suited to capture and represent a certain message. Visual Memory and Sentences - Science Daily.

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Saffron Interactive

AUGUST 4, 2014

The means of acquiring and processing information that the brain uses depend on how it is stimulated. This means that it’s important to recognise which brain mechanism is appropriate for the type of training you want to deliver. Dry facts won’t always resonate, but show a relevant image or story and it will embed.

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Challenge to Learn

NOVEMBER 1, 2012

The brain filters information (to prevent information overload), in principle you forget the most information that you encounter, you need to reactivate the facts in order to really store them in your brain. I have two photo’s of interesting slides. He refers to research by Rodigger. His solution is Booster training.

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eLearningMind

OCTOBER 26, 2016

Instant messages with embedded links, videos, and photos. Online photo albums. We know that images are processed 60,000 times faster than text by the brain and that brains are ultimately lazy organs. Think about multimedia methods such as: Videos. Live Q&A sessions. Live streams. Video journals or vlogs.

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Vignettes Learning

FEBRUARY 11, 2013

Too much hyperbole and metaphors could turn a narrative into a hoax. __ Image source: urbanlegends.about.com To stop the global proliferation of hoax stories, photos and web content, Witness.org and the Guardian Project have built InformaCam. Users download the app to their phones, where it integrates with the cameras.

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Jay Cross

AUGUST 23, 2015

A delightful nostalgic post by Paul Simbeck-Hampson this morning led me on a search of my Flickr photos. I have 32,000 photos, most of them not tagged, on Flickr; finding anything is a b h.) ” Drilling down got me to Paul’s original post on our rendezvous; it’s loaded with photos. I couldn’t find it. (I

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Limestone Learning

JULY 31, 2023

Making and editing images and video. Learn how to enhance, modify and expand stock images using the new Photoshop beta. Additionally, he’ll showcase Adobe Firefly’s ability to generate unique images when your stock library doesn’t have what you need. Making characters and voiceovers. Wednesday, August 2, 2023, 9 a.m.–10

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Spark Your Interest

SEPTEMBER 27, 2021

This technique helps your brain remember information. Including photos from Pexels , pixabay , and Unsplash. For example, the images below were created by us for one of our clients using stock photos. The images create a sophisticated, branded look for a small fraction of the cost of creating custom graphics.

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Performance Learning Productivity

JUNE 27, 2016

The experts tell us that our brains are naturally ‘wired’ to assimilate sounds and create meaning. This memory speeds up recognition of sounds in the learner's native language and can be detected as a pattern of brain waves, even in a sleeping baby. Images: Ancient Khmer Script. Petr Ruzick. Licenced under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0

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Litmos

MAY 21, 2020

There’s a tight coupling with how our brains work. I’ll suggest mobile is about many different quick things like calendars and search and navigation and photos and communication. That is, words or images, not triggering individual neurons. And, more importantly, what’s involved in making small learnings work?

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