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THE LEARNING GENERALIST
APRIL 12, 2011
3 Visual Design Tips to Make Your Presentation Slides Pop
Instead, in today's blogpost I'll share with you three tips that can really help bring your presentations alive. Of course, there's several other things you can try - all I want to do is share some interesting techniques to bring the zing back to your slides. Tom's obviously a great practitioner of slide-based presentations and his talk last month was no exception.
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THE LEARNING GENERALIST
APRIL 26, 2010
5 Tips to help you Plan your Next Presentation
This is before you slam in your first slide. have a few tips that'll help you create a compelling story for your show. This helps me understand what parts of the topic I'll cover at each stage of the story. For this, I lay down index cards and try to sketch out as many slides for my talk as possible. This will however, save you time when you create your slides.
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CLIVE ON LEARNING
MARCH 15, 2011
50 tips for better presentations
In conducting some research on design for visual aids I came across this set of tips which I developed with my wife Sue some eight years ago now. That means knowing your subject, being familiar with the running order and testing your slides and any equipment you will be using in advance. Provide your own written introduction Help out whoever has to introduce you and ensure that what is said about you is appropriate by providing your own written introduction. However, some presenters script their opening and closing sentences word-for-word and you may find this helpful.
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THE LEARNING CIRCUITS BLOG
FEBRUARY 20, 2012
10 Visual Design Quick Tips
eLearning and slide presentations are highly visual mediums. The visual clarity of screens and slides can have a big impact on learning. If you're unsure what to do and how to go about designing the visuals for a training environment, here are some quick tips that might help. The Screen or Slide is a Canvas You're the painter. typeface that has several styles.
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ELEARNING BROTHERS
FEBRUARY 8, 2012
Ten Online Training Do’s and Don’ts
This PPT is used during class to help the trainer stay on course and to provide some information to the learner. Now don’t get me wrong, they do have their place as a valuable source of information and can help jump-start an eLearning course. PPT can be restructured to be more than just slides with text. few tips: Use bullet points. Learners need our help to learn.
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ELEARNING BROTHERS
MARCH 2, 2012
Flash and PowerPoint Style Matching
When developing your eLearning courses if you want to be awesome, then have a consistent look and feel between all slides in your presentation. When you develop some slides using Flash templates and others within PowerPoint, often times you may find that they don’t match or look like they belong together. This tutorial demonstrates a simple technique that could help you.
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