A habit is defined as “something you do without thinking—a regular practice.” When it comes to professional development, building new habits, especially good ones, requires conscious repetiti...
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Hi Trina! I'm working on portfolio artifacts, and I like the idea of using "how tos" for the purpose of not only providing my use of system authoring tools, but also my awareness of industry and authoring strategies and solutions.
I used this this topic to support the "7 ways Rise is replacing word documents" (check list), and provided you with attribution. I'm a returning eLearning Challenge participant; what's the recommended / preferred method of repurposing content and attributing knowledge and or content for the purpose of portfolio artifact design?
Do I need to completely provide my own insights to eliminate any potential for plagerism, or can I utilize some (with attribution) as I'm not re-selling (nor in any way indicating I am the author) of the original content.
Here's a link to my artifact: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/a0cff775-b752-4431-b850-0c74bcdc2d3d/review.
Thank you for your time and attention to this request!
I used this this topic to support the "7 ways Rise is replacing word documents" (check list), and provided you with attribution. I'm a returning eLearning Challenge participant; what's the recommended / preferred method of repurposing content and attributing knowledge and or content for the purpose of portfolio artifact design?
Do I need to completely provide my own insights to eliminate any potential for plagerism, or can I utilize some (with attribution) as I'm not re-selling (nor in any way indicating I am the author) of the original content.
Here's a link to my artifact: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/a0cff775-b752-4431-b850-0c74bcdc2d3d/review.
Thank you for your time and attention to this request!
Hi L'Oreal. Thanks for checking in with me. I'm glad you found the content of this article so inspiring! Can you add the specific attribution: "Content ©2019 Articulate, LLC. https://community.articulate.com/articles/5-habits-of-effective-instructional-designers by Trina Rimmer" to the start screen paragraph, in place of your current attribution? I think that one small addition will help this comply with our Terms of Service.