Alright, it has been 12 days since last time I updated here about my data driven chart creation journey. During the past 12 days, except for the three days of trip to Blueridge mountains with my wonderful husband and two … Continue reading
Google tools have proved yet another time that how powerful and easy to use they are: after trying several different open source javascript chat tools, I found Google has a library called Google Charts, which can be easily modified and … Continue reading
One task of my recent work requires me to design this series of stackable charts and make them visually interesting. An easy way to go is to put colored blocks in Articulate Storyline proportionally and make them appear, enlarge, disappear, … Continue reading
Coming out of school as a Ph.D in instructional technology, I had accumulated quite amount of reading (if not knowledge) of psychology, education, and sociology. However, how much you should know about technology? As a researcher of human learning, what … Continue reading
I was searching for a keyboard shortcut key and found this interesting discussion about how the op’s client kept asking him to change the fonts, color and size of his design – I believe everyone designer who works with customers … Continue reading
I believe many instructional designers have come across the same dilemma: sometimes it is just hard to find right images and video for the instructional materials. The content expert sent you a big word document with all the contents that s/he … Continue reading
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Just saw this today at one of discussion threads on articulate elearning heroes http://www.rleonardi.com/interactive-resume/ A lot of good ideas to borrow from .
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