Will adding Illustrations IMPROVE web based ONLINE EDUCATION CONTENT?
Discover how illustrations can enhance online education content and learn to create your own with our Adobe Illustrator course designed for web developers.
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The FASTEST way to edit HTML content in Moodle – Featuring the GhostText plugin
Discover the fastest way to edit HTML content in Moodle using the GhostText plugin, enhancing your workflow and productivity.
How to ADD YouTube videos to MOODLE content – Using a custom embedder
Discover how to seamlessly embed YouTube videos in Moodle using an innovative custom embedder for an enhanced learning experience.
Step By Step – How to ADD images and attributions to MOODLE using an attribution maker
Discover how to efficiently add images and attributions to MOODLE using an easy-to-follow attribution maker tool, enhancing your online resources seamlessly.
Using cool SCALABLE ICONS in your education content – Font Awesome
Today, we’re diving into how you can easily jazz up your web-based content by adding scalable icons using a fantastic tool called Font Awesome. It’s super simple to use and can make a real difference to how polished and engaging your content looks.
Use JavaScript to manipulate IMAGE OPACITY for an education activity
Simple but powerful HTML and JavaScript activity you can easily add to your online learning content.
Learn to create a MATH CALCULATION ACTIVITY using JavaScript
Today's project is another great one you can add to your teaching toolkit: an automatic area calculation activity where students can input their answer and get instant feedback.
Finding the BEST graphic EXPORT SETTINGS in Illustrator for web based content
In the world of online education, visuals play an important role in conveying information clearly and engagingly. However, one common challenge that many educators and content creators face is the creation and optimization of graphics that look great across various devices and screen sizes.