Brutalism in E-Learning Design #386: Challenge | Recap
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This week, your challenge is to share a six-slide course starter template using brutalist design.
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My entry this week is an homage to the classic Amiga game Frontier: Elite II by David Braben.
https://discoverelearninguk.com/projects/using-brutalist-design-in-e-learning/
I have lots of fond memories playing this on my brother's computer. The game itself contained many brutalist style buildings that were procedurally generated, and the menu UI had a bit of this art style going on as well.
Project File Download Link - https://discoverelearninguk.com/store/retro-space-themed-storyline-elearning-project/
https://discoverelearninguk.com/projects/using-brutalist-design-in-e-learning/
I have lots of fond memories playing this on my brother's computer. The game itself contained many brutalist style buildings that were procedurally generated, and the menu UI had a bit of this art style going on as well.
Project File Download Link - https://discoverelearninguk.com/store/retro-space-themed-storyline-elearning-project/
- The Amiga! I never had a chance to use one, so it's a point of curiosity for me now.
Your course interface is a fun throwback to MS-DOS and DOS-like programs. It was fun to see a retro version of Atsumi, too. Could you share what program you used to work on graphics? - Ah, this takes me back. Well played Chris. I don't know what's more brutal; this design or the years since I played Frontier: Elite II!
- Very cool
