Digital Publication Magazine look with Articulate

Anyone interested in this topic?

I hope so.

It's this week's challenge topic:-)

I'm still interested!  Up to my neck in trying to do this at work right now.

Some of the Readymag magazine examples might make for good reference... https://readymag.com/tour/

and if you wanted to create a digital magazine style resume, perhaps this inspiration...  http://www.buzzfeed.com/peggy/impeccably-designed-resumes?utm_content=buffer5135f&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer

Both of these linked examples I found here on the Hero blogs by the way.  Maybe from you David and or Mike.

Charles, I actually read an epub magazine on a plane this past weekend. I loved 3 of the layouts so much, I screen captured them on my iPad. The images are from the August-September edition of the Nat Geo Traveler. The functionality looks similar to the YT video you posted, though I really went after a layout focus that I can emulate with Storyline.

If you are really interested in trying out digital magazines to see if there are others you like, my suggestion is to see if your local library has a subscription. Mine has one to Zinio where I'm able to download titles like Nat Geo Traveler/Nat Geo/PC Mag/Men's Fitness/O/Good Housekeeping/Esquire/Forbes just to name a bunch for free.

Thanks Kimberly!

I'll be looking into subscription services from my library, that's a great find.  Hopefully I can get a look at the Nat Geo Traveler.  And many others too.

I've amassed a nice folder full of screen grabs and images I found for inspiration, and I refer to it all the time.  It's such a great way to get past the blank page and into something fun.

Charles, I keep a folder as well. Now, if there was a way for us to share our inspirational screen grabs....I'm always looking for pretty designs and creative ways to display information.

Could be interesting to look at some anual reports from major companies. They try to bring accross lots of information and are often top of the line productions. Even when they depict static content you can envision that as something interactive (eg. graphs and such).

I started a Pinterest board on "Digital Learning Magazine Design" to collect inspirational ideas for the challenge - http://www.pinterest.com/diannelhope/digital-learning-magazine-design/

Perhaps we could share some on the E-Learning Heroes board - http://www.pinterest.com/paulalders/elearning-heroes/ 

Following your board, Dianne!

Excellent!  Hope you find something that inspires you.  This challenge topic has really piqued my interest in digital magazines and how some of the navigation ideas would work well for e-Learning.