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There are a lot of theories and tactics that can be implemented to aid the learning of your audience with tools such as creating SCORM compliant courses and using an LMS. There is also a very simple way to keep your learners from wandering off and clicking their way to the end as fast as possible. How? I’m glad you asked.
Flash is dying. In fact we know that by the end of 2020 it will be 6 feet under the ground. And to think that for the past 20 years no developer could imagine a world without it. HTML 5 now rules the world (thankfully) and Adobe, ambivalent about losing Flash, has already adapted to the ever changing technological landscape. What does that mean for you? Well, I’m glad you asked.
Mid-May of this year, we launched a product that would revolutionize the eLearning and training industries. It was called Customizable Courseware. And we are always working and pushing our libraries to the max. In conjunction with this, we are announcing a new course that is available right now. It is titled Negotiation Skills. Let’s dive into it.
There is a heavy stigma associated with templates and even with PowerPoint: They are beginner tools that don’t permit advanced users to create awesomeness. While using templates (especially from eLearning Brothers) and PowerPoint can be fast and easy, it doesn’t always equate to a lack of depth or creative possibility.
Since the beginning of the year we have also been focusing on our Medical Images Library. We are excited to announce that we are releasing high resolution 3D medical videos that showcase the entirety of a body part in stunning detail. Here are a few examples from the ever growing 3D medical library.
PowerPoint is an amazing software that permits you to present information however you want. But there are a few PowerPoint tricks, no matter how large or small, that can take your presenting up to 11. Here are 4 advanced PowerPoint tricks that you can’t live without.
This year we celebrated 8 years since the company was founded in Shawn Scivally’s basement with his brother Andrew. And in keeping with our fun, relaxed, family-centered company culture, we joined together as a huge eLearning family and threw a huge summer party.
Since the beginning of the year, we have added over 19,000 cutout images to our already massive Cutout People Library. We continue to expand categories such as business, casual, and industrial outfits, as well as add new categories and costumes for you to effectively use in your training and sales presentations. This last month was no exception.
The saying that all PowerPoint developers should keep in mind is, “Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should.” A presentation full of awesome features, animations, colors, and fonts doesn’t always make a good presentation. Here are 6 simple things that will improve your presentation and benefit your audience.
Because PowerPoint has been around for such a long time (almost 28 years), they have been able to create features and integrate options that allow presenters and now some eLearning professionals to create content effectively. Let's take a look at 6 underutilized features in PowerPoint.
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