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What's Wrong with Traditional Stock Photography Sources for eLearning

Tony Karrer

Back in 2007, I provided a long list of sources of stock photography for eLearning. And there are lots of other posts available on eLearning Learning Stock Photography. I had coffee with Bryan Jones, the founder of eLearningArt ,last week in Los Angeles, and it led to a discussion about images/stock photography and eLearning.

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Stock Photo Image and Other Media Sources

Tony Karrer

Weird - after posting, I just saw a post in my blog reader from HeyJude - Find free images online - my list! Mashable's 90+ Online Photography Tools and Resources. 10 Places to Find Free Image FlickrCC - Bigfoto.com offers pictures from around the world, including America, Asia, Europe, Africa, and Pacific.

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These Industries Will Benefit from Drone Photography This Year

fewStones

These Industries Will Mostly Benefit from Drone Photography in 2023 Drone photography has been increasingly adopted in a wide range of industries in recent years, and its use is expected to continue to grow in the coming years. Aerial photography and videos are affordable and easy to obtain.

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Using Custom Artwork to Build Beautiful eLearning Without Breaking the Budget

eLearning Architect

but I am sick and tired of seeing eLearning courses that use irrelevant stock photography - it's no wonder that we repeatedly hear learners saying "eLearning is so boring and ugly". (I We see the same old images going round and round, with courses being designed by anyone who gets their hands on a copy of Storyline. . “

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Improving Instructional Design with Images, Illustrations, and Animation

eLearningMind

You’ve probably heard that the human brain processes images 60,000 times faster than text. Perhaps you even know that MIT found that the brain could recognize images in as little as 13 milliseconds—literally in the blink of an eye. But do you know why brains love images over other forms of information? Photographs.

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Making Courses More Tablet-Friendly

E-learning Uncovered

Crop images. Smaller screens on a tablet means the text and images can be harder to see. Most images can be cropped by about 25% and still serve their purpose. Then, you can enlarge the cropped image to fill up the previous space, making the important parts easier to see. Compress images.

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How to Get the Perfect Lighting for Video

TechSmith Camtasia

Cameras need WAY more light to produce a quality image than you might imagine. Whether you’re doing photography or video, it’s a good idea to scout your location ahead of time. Natural lighting can change in an instant if the sun decides to hide behind clouds, and for video this can be a big issue as lighting changes from shot to shot.

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