Hey Everyone! I wanted to share a collection of resources on visual design for new instructional designers that I made! First up: a video on the basics of color theory and how to use Adobe Color to create color palettes for your projects.
https://t.co/mcSObrymBH
Part of the reason the pandemic is so bad in US is because people who are never involved with scientific method are seeing Science unfold in real-time. Errors, evidence, & changing methodology happen 100%, but in public eye, seen as "they have no idea what they're talking about."
@Jaesssung Thank you so much π!! I used Vyond to make the videos. It's an animation authoring tool that I absolutely LOVE...and it's a great resource for making engaging videos quickly and easily!
Hey Everyone! I wanted to share a collection of resources on visual design for new instructional designers that I made! First up: a video on the basics of color theory and how to use Adobe Color to create color palettes for your projects.
https://t.co/mcSObrymBH
This last item is an interactive module with more practice on color theory and using Adobe Color. I hope you enjoy these resources! Please comment on any of these tweets with your thoughts or any feedback!
https://t.co/GAsdhZDr17
The second item in this collection is a self-paced PowerPoint game. It works best on PCs with PPT installed. Be sure to allow it permission to run macros before starting!
https://t.co/iznyNVPNJp
Interesting! We use screen/audio share at work for on the job training at work; but we've still relied on Zoom for classroom training. Looks like Teams is quickly becoming a strong alternative...might have to check it out for my next class.
#eme6414 Here is a list of new features coming to Microsoft Teams. Has anyone had experience using Microsoft Teams?
4 New Microsoft Teams' Features to Enhance Your Remote Teaching https://t.co/tH0oITICio
@Dan__He I HATE it!! I allow my trainees to leave it off and I never have mine on after the first day of class. I prefer it that way. Some people act crazy with their cameras on and it's too distracting for me! π€£
@leahpie11 I am! I'm struggling to decide on communities as well, but I think I'll use reddit for at least one since there are so many subreddits to choose from. I plan on doing some browsing this evening til I'm inspired.
@kendylperkins I admit sometimes I feel like I'm praised for being tech savvy when really I'm just good at clicking things/Googling. What's interesting is the infographic singles out U.S. millennials. I'd be interested to see how other demographics were grouped and how they performed.