Ken has written several articles that offer guidance on digital illustration, screen captures, publication layout, eLearning courseware, and visual graphics in general. He can also help with “single-source” layout where documents can be repurposed for print, web, and Kindle.
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Thank you for posting about your excerpt on screen captures. I’ve always struggled with screen shots so I’m eager to put your instructions into practice. I really enjoyed the friendly tone in your writing, too.
— Stephanie T.
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InDesign Secrets, Jul 17, 2017
It’s simple to create an email hyperlink with InDesign, but did you ever notice that the format of the hyperlink is potentially problematic? The @ symbol in the email address is replaced with a hex code %40. For example, jethro@leadingswmaniacs.com becomes jethro%40leadingswmaniacs.com. And that is just the start of the mayhem. Luckily, there is a workaround.
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Learning management systems (LMS) provide sophisticated web-hosted courseware. While designing Young Person’s Guide to Project Management, Ken found a way to build a home-grown, simple LMS using consumer-grade hardware and software apps. The results rival what you see on the best sites (like LinkedIn Learning or Khan Academy).
Here is how he did it:
To prepare this extensive ‶how to″ article, Ken wrote several research articles. This three-part series covers hardware selection, setting up a quiet studio environment, choosing the best software apps, pro tips for recording your screen, and defining a repeatable, design-to-delivery production process:
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