<transcript><audio_85>place so the interaction designer is probably the person who's looking at that kind of workflow sometimes the ux designer is is the same as interaction designer there are instructional designers as well</transcript><transcript><audio_86>and those are really different those are people who plan um what a curriculum should look like or a training program should look like and when there should be opportunities for interaction with the audience and when it's just the</transcript><transcript><audio_87>instructor and when are one of these exercises going to be take home things or not so there's a lot of roles for instructional designers not only in educational settings because lots of big companies have big training departments and need people to</transcript><transcript><audio_88>provide uniform instruction okay there's also sound yes i have a quick question from the chat someone's asking if you can clarify what you meant about pushing pixels around okay sure uh</transcript><transcript><audio_89>it looks here like there's a lot of words on the screen and then there's a picture right actually those are all represented by tiny little squares on your screen and when you say what the resolution of</transcript><transcript><audio_90>your screen is you know 680 by 420 or that was an old one right now we're up to uh 1040 by something else i can't remember the exact numbers those numbers refer to the number of little tiny squares in one dimension and</transcript><transcript><audio_91>the other dimension and so if you know photoshop you will be very familiar with pixels if you know illustrator you will be very familiar with pixels and what what good graphic designers and visual</transcript> place so the interaction designer is probably the person who's looking at that kind of workflow sometimes the ux designer is is the same as interaction designer there are instructional designers as well and those are really different those are people who plan um what a curriculum should look like or a training program should look like and when there should be opportunities for interaction with the audience and when it's just the instructor and when are one of these exercises going to be take home things or not so there's a lot of roles for instructional designers not only in educational settings because lots of big companies have big training departments and need people to provide uniform instruction okay there's also sound yes i have a quick question from the chat someone's asking if you can clarify what you meant about pushing pixels around okay sure uh it looks here like there's a lot of words on the screen and then there's a picture right actually those are all represented by tiny little squares on your screen and when you say what the resolution of your screen is you know 680 by 420 or that was an old one right now we're up to uh 1040 by something else i can't remember the exact numbers those numbers refer to the number of little tiny squares in one dimension and the other dimension and so if you know photoshop you will be very familiar with pixels if you know illustrator you will be very familiar with pixels and what what good graphic designers and visual
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