E-Learning Portfolio Tips & Examples #478: Challenge | Recap
What should I include in my e-learning portfolio?
Deciding what to put in your portfolio is where designers tend to struggle the ...
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Bonjour Heroes.
I usually show the pondfolio I designed especially for ELC#451. I like it and I don't want to change it at the moment.
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/373bd2f2-327b-4055-87bc-a01620cdb246/review
But for this alternative version, I thought of a specific theme: movement, because static courses are boring. So, the demo is ENTIRELY dedicated to movement, in the teaser text, in the animations and in the examples I give (I realize that this demo isn't very practical for those who have trouble moving the mouse, I'm sorry about that).
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/fc9358cb-c624-4ff2-8d02-2247a41daf16/review
It's difficult to show our work because previous work belongs to my clients (sometimes under a non-disclosure agreement). We can never show previous work that looks exactly like what the customer is looking for. We can't show what our next work will be like for each customer. So we can only show our skills and a bit of our personality. That's what I've tried to do in the 2 portfolios. My hosting option is very simple : Review.
I like the logic behind the movement. Thanks for sharing your source file.