Hi, I am looking to build a job aid for validating images used in elearning courses. I would appreciate any tips or possible an already complied list of what one should be looking at when peer reviewing.
Example:
· Are icons images relevant / appropriate
· Sizing of images consistent
· Quality of images
· Office Stock images reflect actual working environments
I have some notes somewhere on which image formats are good for what types of images. I'll find and post - or someone else will have it handy. Probably good to talk plagiarism and citations. Maybe include some good free image sources like Pixabay.
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Hi Karl!
I have some notes somewhere on which image formats are good for what types of images. I'll find and post - or someone else will have it handy. Probably good to talk plagiarism and citations. Maybe include some good free image sources like Pixabay.
dave
Found a link in our blog that has a healthy list of image sources:
https://community.articulate.com/discussions/building-better-courses/best-resource-for-royalty-free-images
Here's another posting in here on resizing, compression, and what formats are best for what image types:
https://articulate.com/support/article/Storyline-360-Best-Practices-for-High-Quality-Images-and-Videos
dave
Great start! I would also add:
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