It's funny how people will get the impression that courses have to be high tech with fancy graphics when I'm starting to see a trend in the opposite direction and Penny, your text art example is exactly what i'm talking about. Sometimes a simplistic approach is the best approach.
Another thing you could do, as I believe Tom as mentioned, is to create your drawings and then simply scan them onto your pc. You don't need a $1200 writing pad to do that.
Yet another option, If you had a computer program that has a pen or pencil tool, (i.e. adobe photoshop, fireworks, paintshop pro) you can also use them to draw your images and save them off.
And if you don't have access to a scanner but you do (of course!) have your iPhone, you can "scan" your graphics with JotNot Scanner Pro. So a dedicated minimalist needs only a white sheet of paper, a dark pen, and an iPhone.
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Awesome Penny. Oh and don't sweat the handwriting or drawing skills. The less polished the drawing, the more organic the design
Well then, mine is going to be extremely organic!
Now I want to see! (If you're able to share.) Want to post it here?
Well Jeanette, you asked for it!
You are the coolest, Penny!
What kind of course are you going to build with your hand-drawn stuff?
Love it! Thanks for sharing
@Jeanette.....
Well....nothing with the graphic above....that was just me messing about....haven't done much!
But if I do have anything to share, I will....organic and all...
I'm using Tom's idea...but I wanted different words to use as buttons...e.g. continue....
Glad you liked it Brian!
It's funny how people will get the impression that courses have to be high tech with fancy graphics when I'm starting to see a trend in the opposite direction and Penny, your text art example is exactly what i'm talking about. Sometimes a simplistic approach is the best approach.
Another thing you could do, as I believe Tom as mentioned, is to create your drawings and then simply scan them onto your pc. You don't need a $1200 writing pad to do that.
Yet another option, If you had a computer program that has a pen or pencil tool, (i.e. adobe photoshop, fireworks, paintshop pro) you can also use them to draw your images and save them off.
Absolutely James....there's many ways to skin a cat!
Cool.
And if you don't have access to a scanner but you do (of course!) have your iPhone, you can "scan" your graphics with JotNot Scanner Pro. So a dedicated minimalist needs only a white sheet of paper, a dark pen, and an iPhone.
Hi All, If that possible to work on multiple slides at the same time on the same e-learning course?
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