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Those of you who are familiar with PowerPoint know that it can support and allow for the creation of some amazing graphical content. The only drawback is the lack of control. Luckily, Illustrator files can be exported out and then imported into PowerPoint, giving you the ability to create enhanced custom graphics.
In this post, you’ll learn how to break your PowerPoint charts apart to quickly generate stylish new looks for your data visualizations. This is an advanced PowerPoint technique, but the strategy behind it is simple.
Seeing the tremendous boon that the periodic table is to the field of chemistry and science as a whole, we thought that instructional design could use a quick reference of its own. To that end, we’ve compiled a table of elements specifically for the instructional designers.
With the online training world growing at a rapid pace, presenters and instructional designers are look effective ways to create connections between them—or the content—and their learners. The solution? Cutout People.
When I started my business as a presentation professional, I realized that designing and developing effective, impactful, and impressive PowerPoint presentations was easier when I applied basics I had used in instructional design. So here is my list of 8 essential questions, or as I also call it, my wheel to better presentations.
There are three short months left in 2016, so it’s time to look at your eLearning goals for 2017! If you want to have any chance of achieving your goals, make sure they are SMART (specific, measurable, achievable, realistic and trackable).
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A couple of weeks ago, I had the pleasure to be on a joint webinar with iSpring Solutions, a company who has created one of the best add-ins for PowerPoint. We joined together to talk about the newest update to their add-in, the TalkMaster Simulation.
Since the late 1800’s, word lovers have enjoyed flexing their mental muscles by cracking open a crossword puzzle and showing those little black and white squares who’s boss. This popular crossword puzzle game made its debut into our Lectora templates recently and we think you’re totally going to want to make “a descending duplication” of it!
iSpring, a very powerful PowerPoint add-in has turned an amazing presentation tool into an awesome learning engine. The iSpring TalkMaster allows you to build complex branching conversations that push the boundaries of electronic learning/training. We will be demonstrating how to create a simple branching conversation.
While developing in Storyline, you must always be conscious of how your user will react to what is presented on screen. As there are many things that one can talk about in regards to the aesthetics of a game, we picked three main points that must be on your radar while creating a game that will keep the user engaged.
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