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How to Create Job Aids that Skyrocket Your Team’s Performance

TechSmith Camtasia

They’re simple, clear instructions on how to do something at work. Ever see hand-written 3 x 5 instruction cards taped to the wall beside a printer? No-one wants to waste time hunting down instructions. Assembly instructions are a type of job aid that most of us have seen at some point in our lives. Cheat sheets.

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How to Sell Digital Products on Etsy

learnWorlds

A niche refers to a market segment that is associated with a group of people/audience with specific interests, needs, preferences, and characteristics. Digital Photography: High-quality digital photos and stock images suitable for various purposes, from marketing materials to personal projects.

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Certified to Blow Your Mind: How to Manage eLearning Certificates

Docebo

While creating a new template for an online course, you’ll want to use a background that is branded and aligned to your company’s visual identity (company logo, colors, payoff) to give your instructional design experience a look and feel that is unique to your org. The supported image formats are JPG, PNG, JPEG, GIF. You’re killing it!

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Working with Images in eLearning (part 1)

Matthew Guyan

When sourcing images from a photo website I look for a high ppi or dpi number: In this example I’d choose the medium (or maybe the large) over the small as it would be a higher quality and better for resizing. You can’t have a transparent background with a JPEG and they tend to lose quality the more times you edit and save them.

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What Tools Should We Learn?

NuggetHead

Honestly, I think the undergraduate Instructional Design programs in universities today should be tossed in the river! It is however imperative to understand the differences between a GIF and JPG, vector vs. raster, and transparency vs. flattened. Some are referred to as “Rapid” where others are more complex.

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