Announcing Contest for Graphic Designers June 28, 2010
Posted by elearningtyro in : Announcements, Graphic Design , add a commentHello all,
It’s time for the first online contest of this year 
This is a contest for graphic designers and other e-learning professionals who are interested in developing graphics. This contest will be open till October 15, 2010. The winner will be selected through an online poll and will receive a prize amount of $20. Click here to view further information about this contest.
Regards,
E-Learning Planet Team
Basic Interactivity Strategies in E-Learning May 21, 2008
Posted by elearningtyro in : Graphic Design, Instructional Design, Useful Resources , add a commentLet me share with an informative blog post on interactvity in e-learning. I always recommend to view this post when someone asks me for basic information on interactivity strategies.
Click here to view the post.
Adding an Articulate Engage Interaction Within Another April 2, 2008
Posted by elearningtyro in : Articulate Engage, Graphic Design, Instructional Design, Template Design, Useful Resources , add a commentClick here to view a useful post on adding an Articulate Engage Interaction within another.
Maximum Sizes for Images and Videos in Articulate Engage March 12, 2008
Posted by elearningtyro in : Articulate Engage, Graphic Design, Instructional Design, Template Design, Useful Resources , 3commentsEach interaction type in Articulate Engage has its own specifications in terms of the sizes for images and videos. Here is a useful information on the maximum sizes for images and videos. Thanks to Gabe Anderson for sharing these details in his blog.
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Interaction Type |
Maximum Size |
Example |
| Process (no text in steps) | 620 px width x 310 px height | Click here for an example |
| Labeled Graphic | 690 px width x 470 px height | Click here for an example |
| Tabs (at a minimum size of 10%) | 553 px width x 380 px height | Click here for an example |
| Tabs (at the regular size of 30%) | 425 px width x 380 px height | Click here for an example |
| Circle Diagram | 250 px width x 310 px height | Click here for an example |
| Timeline | 620 px width x 310 px height | Click here for an example |
| Media Tour (without captions or video player) | 688 px width x 468 px height | Click here for an example |
| FAQ | 617 px width x 310 px height | Click here for an example |
| Pyramid Diagram | 250 px width x 305 px height | Click here for an example |
| Guided Image (if the image takes 75% of the space) | 434 px width x 295 px height | Click here for an example |
| Guided Image (if the image takes 85% of the space) | 490 px width x 335 px height | |
| Glossary (with glossary items set to a minimum width) | 493 px width x 330 px height | Click here for an example |
Tips for Creating Engaging Assessments by Using Articulate Engage February 20, 2008
Posted by elearningtyro in : Articulate Engage, Assessments, Graphic Design, Instructional Design, Template Design, Useful Resources , add a commentHi all,
I just viewed a useful post on creating engaging assessments by using Articulate Engage. Its really worth sharing, and thus you have this post right now.
Graphic Design Style Guide – Essential parameters March 31, 2007
Posted by elearningtyro in : Graphic Design, Useful Resources , 4commentsGraphic Designers shall consider the following essential parameters while developing or reviewing the media of an e-Learning course by using Macromedia Flash:
- Document properties: This includes verifying standardized document properties, such as document size, frame rate, publish settings, and other properties.
- Naming conventions: This includes verifying the standardized naming conventions of a graphic element, file, layer, symbol, and library.
- Font specifications: This includes verifying standardized font specifications, such as the font face, size, and color.
- Alignment: This includes verifying alignment in page title, frame content, and graphic element.
- White spacing: This includes verifying unnecessary white spaces between characters, lines, and paragraphs.
- Library management: This includes verifying whether the library is managed using folders and ensuring that the unused elements are deleted from the library.
Apart from considering the aforementioned parameters, Graphic Designers shall also check for:
- Typo errors
- Content verification by cross checking with the source content
- Consistent usage of graphic elements
- Masking problems
- Audio synchronization
