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What I Learned Creating AI Images for E-Learning

Rapid eLearning

Like many of you, I’ve been playing around with AI to generate images. Add a text prompt and in a few minutes you’re presented with mostly viable images. Many of us use stock images. This works OK, but the problem with stock images is that they are stock and very generic. Need a specific image?

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A Simple Way to Copy Text from Images for E-Learning

Rapid eLearning

Copying text from images comes in handy especially when updating old e-learning courses. In those cases, do a screen grab of the course and then extract the text from the image. How to Copy Text from Images. You may already have some applications that can extract the image. I recommend using Microsoft PowerToys.

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How Are You Using 360° Images in E-Learning?

Rapid eLearning

Storyline 360 includes a 360° image feature where one can insert interactive markers and labels. On top of that, one can also leverage all the other capabilities of Storyline and layer content on top of the image. Last week, the e-learning challenge was to create some 360° image interactions. 360° Image Example: Mi & Mo.

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Using PDF Job Aids for Just-in-Time Training

Association eLearning

When someone is on the job and needs an answer fast they don’t have time to go through a whole eLearning course. This is where job aids come in, especially PDFs since they can be printed out or accessed on a device without giving the viewer the ability to edit the file. Examples of Job Aids. with the best format. Tweet This!

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Production Tip: Access All of the Images from Your Website in One Click

Rapid eLearning

When I created training at previous organizations, I did something similar. If you need to collect images from your company site to use in your training this tip should help. Usually when I find an image, I right-click to save. Here are two simple ways to see all the downloadable images and save them. There you go.

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Branding Courses 101: How to Download Images from Your Company Website

Rapid eLearning

Before you spend time scraping your sites for images, connect with the marketing (or web) team. Download Images from the Website. One option is to locate an image on the website, right-click and save to a folder. Download Images via the Browser’s Site Inspection. Download Images by Extracting from Your Website.

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Make Helpful Images Not Just Beautiful Ones

TechSmith Camtasia

First, it’s important to note that “good visuals can’t fix bad training content.” As L&D professionals, the aim is to put information in people’s hands, so that they know how to do their jobs better. That should be the driving force, not pretty images, and mind-blowing graphics. What image should I add?

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