I’m wild about Cathy Moore’s post on Visual menus: structure with style.
My favorite part is her brainstorm list of visual elements (graphics) that could become menus:
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Invite interaction
Are you connecting? So, what do you do when learner Mollie lands in your learning environment and she wants to know, “What do you have here that’s relevant to me?” Does your course offer Mollie cues that she might learn something useful? Does your course begin with a “hook” that draws Mollie in to theContinue reading “Invite interaction”
Branding yourself
Compare these two slideshows and tell us how you can apply this information toward Brand You…
White space
Let’s celebrate the spaces between… Objects in a composition need to breathe. White space offers an airy canvas stage on which the parts of your design can freely dance. Just ask Mark Boulton, graphic designer and writer from the UK. Here’s my favorite part about Mark’s view on white space: “Whitespace is often used to create aContinue reading “White space”
About
Susan Hendrich – Leadership and Training Specialist Download Susan’s Résumé Susan’s Professional Profile Leadership Fifteen years’ experience in leading highly successful learning development and change management in business, technology and human service teams. Proven record of facilitating accomplishment of team goals through trusting relationships. Able to foster environments of exceptional employee morale, productivity, andContinue reading “About”
