Tag Archives: PowerPoint
TGIF: Ah, We’re Changing the Course’s Title…
While Storyboarding in PowerPoint, I Got the Call When I’m developing an e-learning course in a PowerPoint-based tool, like Articulate Presenter, I obviously create the storyboards in PowerPoint (PPT) most of the time. Most of my SMEs use PPT at … Continue reading
e-Learning Storyboards: Using Both Word and PowerPoint
Many instructional designers (IDers) have a variety of tools at hand to design and map out the client’s e-learning course for the client’s review, and to provide a detailed roadmap for the team who will develop the course. Most of … Continue reading
PowerPoint 2007: Designs for e-Learning v.2
You Can Still Design with PowerPoint 2007 Eleven months ago today, I wrote a post on the new design elements and features in PowerPoint 2007 (2008 for the Mac) that allow you to create visually effective designs and templates for … Continue reading
PowerPoint 2007: Designs for e-Learning
You Can Design Using PowerPoint 2007 PowerPoint 2007 (2008 for the Mac) has many new design elements and features that allow you to create visually effective and nice-looking e-learning course formats. Tom Kuhlmann, Articulate’s VP of Community, blogs about his … Continue reading
PowerPoint Library of Edited Images and Slides for Articulate!
Kudos, First, to Tom Kuhlmann! The Articulate user community of instructional designers, developers, and technical communicators has a wonderful advocate in the person of Tom Kuhlmann, author of Articulate’s “The Rapid e-Learning” blog, and Vice President of Community. This week, … Continue reading
