Natural environments, full of green vegetation, might help you live longer.Ī 2016 study found that living in or near green areas can was linked with longer life expectancy and improved mental health in female participants. Historically, actors and actresses would recess to green rooms after so much time looking into bright lights on stage, though modern “green rooms” are rarely painted green. This sedative quality of green may explain why there is so much of it in hospitals, schools and work environments. With less strain to perceive the colors, our nervous system can relax when perceiving the tone. Some scientists and researchers also believe that because our eyes are at the peak of their perception to detect the wavelengths corresponding with the color green, the shade may calm us down. Please share any good examples you’ve found.The color red may help reduce your consumption, a new study suggests. Here is her blog post where I first learned about this example. She is a brilliant eLearning designer and she really understands scenario based learning and storytelling. This course was designed by Cathy Moore with one of her clients. It doesn’t matter if it was made with Adobe Captivate or not, but if you know of some good samples, please share. Occasionally I run across some really good examples and I thought if we all shared a sample of two we could all be inspired. Either it’s owned by a company who developed it in-house, or paid to have it produced or it was designed by a freelancer who isn’t about to give away their future residual income. Unfortunately most eLearning is someone’s intellectual property and isn’t easy to get to see. One of the common questions I see here and get on my YouTube channel is “where can I see some samples of good eLearning to inspire me?”

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