Jacob Choi-Durham I currently use visuals to break up long training content, separate sections of my lessons, or help my clients gain a visual understanding of what I'm teaching them. Visuals might include things such as a graphic mapping out a specific topic (like a revenue builder model so my clients can see how to work their way up). The section of the course where this would be most helpful is actually within each lesson. If I'm able to add the visual between the explanation of that text in each lesson, it gives my client an enhanced understanding at just the appropriate time of the course material.

Jacob Choi-Durham Thanks Jacob, for example I was explaining a cycle of emotions in one of my lessons, and I have a diagram that explains it visually which is easier for some people to understand. I know I can add a download but it’s easier to just see it near the text.

Some of the time, the images in my other course also just helped break up the extensive text. Some people find too much detail in text without an image too boring and/or overwhelming. Especially if my course is to help people with anxiety, which some are.

As for frequency it changes, why is that relevant? I might like 50 images in a 50 lesson course.