Mistakes to Avoid When Using Photos in eLearning

As an eLearning designer, you’ve likely used photos in eLearning. Photos are a great way to reinforce your message or convey an emotion. Photos can help tell a story and engage your learners. Although photos have the power to enhance your message or story, they can also become a big distraction when used improperly.

Here are four common mistakes you might be making when using photos in eLearning and what you can do to avoid them.

Using Inconsistent Photos

As with all things related to design, consistency is key. In addition to using consistent fonts, colors, and layouts; you also want to use consistent photos. Using inconsistent photos in your eLearning can make your slides look disjointed and sloppy.

When using photos in eLearning, avoid the mistake of inconsistency by using photos from the same “photo family.” Photos that are part of a photo family have a consistent look and feel. Accomplish this by using photos that have consistent lighting, exposure, and style.

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