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35 Flat Design Graphics for E-Learning #50

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DavidAnderson
Staff
11 years ago

Flat Graphics for E-Learning RECAP #50: Challenge | Recap

When it comes to creative solutions in e-learning, you can’t beat the Articulate community. This week’s challenge asked course designers to render their real-world office spaces using flat design techniques. The flat examples were anything but flat! Be sure to check out the examples, free templates, and blog posts from your fellow community members.

Special thanks to first-time challengers Zdravko Gunjevic, Eric Kinne, Elearning Locker, Lyn Lucovsky, and Matthew Swift. Thanks for sharing your ideas with the community. We’re really glad you’re here!

New to the e-learning challenges?

If you have a blog, please consider writing about your challenges. We’ll link back to your posts so the great work you’re sharing gets even more exposure. If you share your demos on Twitter, try using #ELHChallenge so your tweeps can track your e-learning coolness.

Thanks for a flat-tastic week, E-Learning Heroes!

Gena Hocson

View Gena’s Flat Design

Paul Alders

View Demo  | Website | @paulalders

Cary Glenn

View Demo | @glenncary

Nancy Woinoski

Flat design office | Website | @pinchedhead

Charles Hamper

View Demo | Website | @cfhamper

Melissa Milloway

View Demo  | Mel's Learning Lab | @MelMilloway

Allison Nederveld

View Demo | Download (Storyline 2) | Learn more | @abnederveld 

Ana Lucia Barguil

View Demo | @abarguil

Andrew Sellon

View Demo | Learn more | @AndrewSellonNY

Nick Russell

View demo | Nick Russell | Benchmark Learning

Joanna Kurpiewska

View demo | Joanna Kurpiewska | Website | @elearningjoanna

Rich Cordrey

View demo | Learn more | Rich Cordrey | Website | @richardcordrey

Hannah Hawkins

Download (PPT) | Hannah Hawkins | Website

Kuva Jacobs

View demo | Kuva Jacobs

Robyn Okonsky

View image | Robyn Okonsky

Katherine Jackson

View project | Katherine Jackson

More About the E-Learning Challenges

The weekly challenges are ongoing opportunities to learn, share, and build your e-learning portfolios. You can jump into any or all of the previous challenges anytime you want. I’ll update the recap posts to include your demos.

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  • DanielAdeboye's avatar
    DanielAdeboye
    Community Member
    11 years ago
    Thanks everyone for sharing great work again this week out of your busy schedules!

    @David - Thanks for the recap, saw I missed 1 or 2 earlier.
    And thanks again; I saw you attempted to link for my demo but linked the webcam video instead of the TL video for this challenge (which I guess you wanted to link).

    Kindly update the 'View Demo' link with
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dT_xQTXI4hE
  • DavidAnderson's avatar
    DavidAnderson
    Staff
    11 years ago
    Hey Daniel! I just updated the link to your flat design video. I loved watching your video tutorial!
  • PaulAlders's avatar
    PaulAlders
    Super Hero
    11 years ago
    What a great demos in this challenge. After playing around with SL2 I'm finally ready to share my submission for this challenge.
    Flat design challenge
  • PaulAlders's avatar
    PaulAlders
    Super Hero
    11 years ago
    The link in my last post doesn't work correct. Here is another one
    Flat design challenge
  • PaulAlders's avatar
    PaulAlders
    Super Hero
    11 years ago
    Nick - nice entry, especially the use of the colors dark blue and pink! They work together perfectly!

    Daniel - Great job! Cool idea to share the making of your design.
  • RobynOkonsky-b5's avatar
    RobynOkonsky-b5
    Community Member
    10 years ago
    Hi, I'm new here and just exploring all of the great content on the site. Love this e-learning community. I'm just in the process of developing an interactive portfolio/get-to-know-ya kind of project. It will be that you mouse over elements in the office and they glow or highlight and you click on them for the content and to learn more. (ie/ the cup of tea - you click on it to go to "My cup of tea" and what my strengths are, the Mickey ears will talk about my experience in working at Disneyworld, diploma about my education, family photo about my personal life, computer screen will have links to e-learning work I've done, books on the shelf will eventually have titles on the spine and link like Blissful Branding will link to logo design/branding projects). Anyways here's the start of my Flat Design Sample: https://www.dropbox.com/s/vr5zg72ybv34iow/office%20desk.jpg?dl=0