Working in education when you come from a different background can be intimidating, but we’ve got you covered. Here you can find all the guidance and direction you need to work as a designer in education.
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A lot of skills that are useful in visual design are useful in designing online learning, you just need to start stretching what you apply your design thinking to. Learn how to structure educational content in the same way you think about visual hierarchy. Learn to think of the Subject Matter Experts (SMEs), educators and experts you work with as your clients. Think of the learner as a client you serve or the end user of the experience you’re creating. Learn the terms used in the educational sector that you may not have heard before to communicate with the clients you now work for.
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As a designer working in education, you have the oppression and ability to make online education accessible to as many people as possible. Learn how to use your design skillset as a source for good with the following guides covering creating accessible documents, colour palettes and websites.
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