Quiz Results Slides in E-Learning #363: Challenge | Recap
Quiz results slides are essential for your course because they visually communicate how learners performed on one or more quizzes. ...
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I have a hard time visualizing a result slide without seeing what comes before it, so I did a quick course starter with a quiz and results. I tired to give this demo a cohesive look and feel with an underpainted photo filter, a custom color scheme, and custom feedback. Have a great week everyone!
Demo: https://jodisdemos.s3.amazonaws.com/363+Results+Slide/story.html
Download: https://jodisdemos.s3.amazonaws.com/363+Quiz+with+Results.story
I have a hard time visualizing a result slide without seeing what comes before it, so I did a quick course starter with a quiz and results. I tired to give this demo a cohesive look and feel with an underpainted photo filter, a custom color scheme, and custom feedback. Have a great week everyone!
Hi Jodi,
Love the look and feel of your template. I was just wondering if you could explain more about the "underpainted photo filter"? Did use stock photos and apply the filter in a specific program? Thanks in advance.
Love the look and feel of your template. I was just wondering if you could explain more about the "underpainted photo filter"? Did use stock photos and apply the filter in a specific program? Thanks in advance.
- Hi Deb--yes, underpainting is a photo filter you can find in Photoshop (I used an app called BeFunky). It takes your photo and gives it a texture and simulates layering on paint. I just did it for fun to see how it would look. I liked how it accentuates some of the colors in the photograph so I could create a color scheme. Sometimes I find that my clients get hung up on photos because the subjects have too many tattoos, clothing is too casual, someone looks angry, etc. I thought the underpainting gave you the energy of the photo without the detail to fuss over. Not sure everyone would love it, but it was fun to play with.
- I love the effect and feel across the mini course! Thanks for sharing how you did it :)