E-Learning Menus and Navigation #79: Challenge | Recap
Intuitive navigation is an important element in e-learning design. Course designers who stick with default player menus usually don’t ...
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Here's my quickly done entry: http://www.ohthatrachel.com/elearning/quickresume/story.html
I used what the learner is actually learning about (a resume) as the navigation. They click on each part of the resume they want to learn more about.
I think this blog article gives some great UI tips for navigating a website (and goes for e-learning of course too): http://www.uxmatters.com/mt/archives/2015/04/writing-is-design-too.php
One of the main points it makes is about text such as "click here" - it's a great argument, go read it.
Love the rest of the entries so far!
Edit: Spacing kept getting funky. Edited out some of the text to help
I used what the learner is actually learning about (a resume) as the navigation. They click on each part of the resume they want to learn more about.
I think this blog article gives some great UI tips for navigating a website (and goes for e-learning of course too): http://www.uxmatters.com/mt/archives/2015/04/writing-is-design-too.php
One of the main points it makes is about text such as "click here" - it's a great argument, go read it.
Love the rest of the entries so far!
Edit: Spacing kept getting funky. Edited out some of the text to help
- Nice entry Rachel. This is what freedom of navigation is all about!
- Nicely done Rachel!
- Great idea for outlining areas of a resume Rachel ! Nicely done.
Now, can you tell me where you got the music. My daughter wants to know. I liked it too. Something soothing about it. I was trying to figure out what instrument it was.
Thanks for sharing !- Hey Daniela!
The music is from here: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/?feels%5B%5D=Uplifting
I believe it's the first one under that link. Either way, it's called "Odyssey" :)- Thanks Rachel. Great site for music !! Again, really liked how you chose to break down a resume. Gives me the idea where this can be used for other content needing defining further. Creative !
- A very logical navigation approach, indeed! Well done.
- I like the ideas in this. Nice :)
- Thanks :)
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