An asset library is a standardized set of folders that contains all of the “things” you will use to make something for learning purposes. Think of assets as the stuff you make or purchase to put on a screen.
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Hi! I’m Chris Karel from the Learning Carton! I’m on a mission to help YOU make better learning videos. And I’m here to help you use those videos to create better learning experiences.
What is an Asset Library for Training and Learning?
Backgrounds, colors, fonts, icons, images, infographics, logos
All Of these things belong in what I call an Asset Library.
Hi, I’m Chris Karel from The Learning Carton and today we’re talking about organizing your visual assets.
A visual asset is anything that is made or purchased that you put on a screen for learning purposes.
The most common types are icons and images.
So, how do you organize all of these things?
Simple!
Create a library.
An asset library is a standardized set of folders that contains all of the assets you will use to make something for learning purposes.
The list of folders you see here will make it easier for everyone to make and update training.
Do you need to reuse an image?
It’s in the asset library.
Do you have someone new creating a new training module?
Send them to the asset library.
Do you need to know what font is used in the training so you can use it in your PowerPoint?
It’s in the asset library.
How do you organize your visual assets?
Comment down below.
Until Next time.
Peace.
Helpful Links
A Beginner’s Guide: Training Toolkit
A Beginner’s Guide: Communities of Practice
4 Proven Things You Need To Make Effective Training
The Best Video for Learning Guide to Make Training Videos
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