Happy Friday, E-Learning Heroes!
Last week you visually explained what you do as course designers. This week, it’s time to show what you’ve done as course designers.
How do you show your ...
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Nancy and Jerson. Thanks so much! Don't know why I haven't thought of using storyline to put a portfolio together before. Makes soooo much sense!
Patrick....Thanks for the free press! Seems like we've got a bit of an iDrive class reunion going on with this post. :) I really enjoyed working on that project too! I hope everything turned out well with the final versions. OH, and the iron man theme......that was awesome!!!!! I'm gonna have to try my hand at something like that.
Dianne... Getting 'rid of the player' in storyline was actually quite simple. I just changed the page background to black, got rid of all of the player features (volume, next, previous, all that jazz), and then changed the colors of the player base background and border to 100% transparent.
Allison....Absolutely love you style. Very clean, easy to navigate, love it.
Laura...I couldn't stop clicking on stuff. Very cool designs, and I thought your work samples were especially intriguing, especially for the material that you were covering. That stuff can be a bit dry at times. Did/Do you work for a DOT somewhere?
Patrick....Thanks for the free press! Seems like we've got a bit of an iDrive class reunion going on with this post. :) I really enjoyed working on that project too! I hope everything turned out well with the final versions. OH, and the iron man theme......that was awesome!!!!! I'm gonna have to try my hand at something like that.
Dianne... Getting 'rid of the player' in storyline was actually quite simple. I just changed the page background to black, got rid of all of the player features (volume, next, previous, all that jazz), and then changed the colors of the player base background and border to 100% transparent.
Allison....Absolutely love you style. Very clean, easy to navigate, love it.
Laura...I couldn't stop clicking on stuff. Very cool designs, and I thought your work samples were especially intriguing, especially for the material that you were covering. That stuff can be a bit dry at times. Did/Do you work for a DOT somewhere?