
Most people don’t care about the quality of the chicken feed if they’re making an omelette.
Why should they care about the image quality in an e-learning module animation if they just want to improve performance.
Most people don’t care about the quality of the chicken feed if they’re making an omelette.
Why should they care about the image quality in an e-learning module animation if they just want to improve performance.
“Should” being the operative word. However, recent experience has taught me that some do find it difficult to absorb the content if they are distracted by a poorly rendered image. Would be interesting to see data on impact for detail-focused individuals.
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