Graphic Design for Non-Graphic Designers
Did you grow up dreaming of being an e-learning designer? How about a graphic designer? I bet not! Most of us working in the e-learning industry today never dreamed of having the jobs we have. Because of this, it can be a scary prospect when you’re asked to design a visually engaging and informative course.
What colors work well together? Which fonts should be used for headers, and which ones for body content? How can I communicate information visually? These are all questions you’ve likely asked yourself while designing an e-learning course.
In this free webinar recording, I’ll show you some basic graphic design techniques and how to apply them to your content.
Graphic Design for Non-Graphic Designers
Presentation Slides
Feel free to download, print, and share the presentation slides from this free webinar.
Additional Resources
- How to Become a Better E-Learning Designer
- Top 10 Free Stock Image Sites for E-Learning
- Seven Ways to Use Stock Photos in E-Learning
- PowerPoint for Graphic Design
- Three Tips for Using Bullet Points in E-Learning
- How to Create Icons in PowerPoint
- Graphic Design Tips for Beginners
- Tim’s Tops 3 PowerPoint Design Tips
- Create Hand-Drawn Graphics in PowerPoint
- Make a Magnifying Glass Effect in PowerPoint
- Graphic Layering for Better E-Learning Design
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It id indeed that design is an iterative process, so keep reworking your ideas and projects. As you progress, you’ll develop your own workflow and one day that design that took you all day will only take you an hour. Believe me, it’ll work!