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I’ve been researching software that would enable the instructors (SMEs) that I work with to create their own video-based learning solution. And I think I found it. Ta-da! It’s Adobe Voice. Read more: http://www.kirlindcamp.com/kirstenblog/2015/10/24/adobevoice
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I had a problem. I wanted to record a demonstration on an app available only on an iPad for an online class. I figured they must make Camtasia for an iPad, right? Nope. iShowu? No. ScreenFlow? Uh uh. I dug a little deeper and found that there's no such thing as screen capture software for a mobile device. At least not at this time. Silly mobile operating systems. Read more: http://www.kirlindcamp.com/kirstenblog/2015/12/2/creating-screen-casts-on-mobile-devices
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How Can eLearning Professionals Create Effective eLearning Presentations and Slideshows? Top 10 Tips To Create Effective eLearning Presentations Slideshows
A Thoroughly Detailed Comparison Between the Camera Quality Every iPhone Version Through the iPhone 6s
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How to effectively use videos in eLearning. Check 10 Tips To Effectively Use Videos in eLearning.
So you bought the new iPhone. Whether you’re jumping to Apple for the first time or upgrading from an iPhone 5S, you could probably benefit from learning the features, tips, and tricks that will...
Check how the psychology of Gamification In Education makes learners come back for more, over and over again. The Psychology Of Gamification In Education!
Also, games are a part of every culture.
It’s getting better and better but, still, how many times have you had to justify why user experience matters and what it actually means? To be prepared, as part of your UX toolbox, you should have a set of examples and visuals to ground your arguments. Case studies are great ways to exemplify the relevance of UX for product and service development. Graphics are also great tools to become the perfect advocate of UX.There are lots of classifications and forms to provide a visual overview of the U...
Are you a non-designer? Want to know how to improve your Visual Design Skills? Check the Top 10 Tips To Improve Your Visual Design Skills For Non-Designers.
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This is one of the most popular TED Talks of all time, and for good reason! People don't buy what you do, they buy why you do it. Something to keep in mind, especially while designing products and learning experiences that have a big impact.
My interpretation of an LXD skill venn.
More organizations are incorporating user experience design practices into their products and services. The reason is simple: embracing a holistic consideration of a user’s perspective is a proven way to increase user satisfaction and performance. What if we blended user-centered design practices along with instructional methodologies? We can! It’s called, learning experience design (LXD).
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Coursea is offering a specialization in Interaction Design which consists of 7 courses and a capstone project. In this series...
"You will learn how to design technologies that bring people joy, rather than frustration. You'll learn how to generate design ideas, techniques for quickly prototyping them, and how to use prototypes to get feedback from other stakeholders like your teammates, clients, and users. You'll also learn principles of visual design, perception, and cognition that inform effective interaction design."
This is a great opportunity to learn the basics of Interaction Design, and develop a strong foundation in user-centered design principles for low to no cost (classes are free, but to earn the certificate, there is a very affordable fee). I've enrolled in "Design Principles: an Introduction" to brush up on some skills.
Learn to give hints to users about how to interact with a UI design.
"Interaction design isn’t about how interfaces behave, it’s about how people behave, and then adapting technology accordingly."
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A microinteraction is a small often overlooked interactive detail that can have a big impact on teh overall user experience of a product. When people talk about design, they often discuss its "look and feel." In this context, a microinteraction is part of the "feel." Microinteractions are everywhere. From how a user turns off the ringer on a phone, to how a user figures out which next step to take on an online form—they exist to limit cognitive load. I found this interview with Dan Saffer, author of Microinteractions: Designing with Details, on the eLearning Coach podcast to be very insightful.
We all make bad decisions sometimes, but have you ever wondered what mental obstacles can lead you astray? This infographic goes over 20 of the most common cognitive biases that can mess with your head when it’s decision time.
File under "good to know" best practices for designing an experience that requires a user or learner action.
