CourseArc

AUGUST 2, 2016

With the use of modern and interactive authoring tools, such as CourseArc, it’s easy to avoid the “Death by PowerPoint” effect, and create engaging ways to transfer knowledge. CourseArc was built using the most current eLearning standards, meaning all of our content outputs HTML5 and works on any device. .

Flash to HTML5 Conversion 100

Flash to HTML5 Conversion Authoring Tools eLearning Flash 100

CourseArc

MARCH 29, 2017

supplying optional resources, like videos, PowerPoint presentations, handouts (PDFs), audio files, and research links that students can use for a deeper dive into the content at their own pace and as needed. . – in order to make their learning experience more inviting and enjoyable. Monitor Progress Closely.

Compliance Training 100

Compliance Training Help Online Tips 100

CourseArc

MARCH 8, 2017

While using tools like Excel or PowerPoint can help in your visualization efforts, there are plenty of services and apps to help you convert your data into more accessible and attractive images, but each has its own strengths and flaws. Your Tools Matter.

Tips 113

Tips Picture Images Creative Commons 113

CourseArc

APRIL 5, 2017

Just take your PowerPoint slides and create a separate web page for each slide, right? For example, in PowerPoint-based courses that are led by an instructor at the head of the room, s/he can: control the flow of the course. This might seem like a simple idea. Not so fast! introduce new material at will. skip or gloss over content.

Personal 145

Personal Personalization Course ILT 145

CourseArc

JUNE 17, 2016

Use PowerPoint to create graphics – There are many different tools that can be used to create and edit graphics; however, there is no need to invest in expensive software when, in many cases, PowerPoint can be just as powerful. However, to save time and money, recycling existing graphics may be necessary.

Effectiveness 100

Effectiveness Instructional Design Images PowerPoint 100

CourseArc

OCTOBER 6, 2016

Recommendation: Rather than converting boring static PowerPoint slides or stock photos into videos, course designers should consider creating graphics with movement, or videos of the instructor drawing the sketch on a digital screen – like Khan-style video courses.

Video 178

Video Content Instructional Design Streaming 178

CourseArc

APRIL 25, 2019

The only interaction was typing discussion responses, writing papers, and sometimes creating a PowerPoint. Back then, we read everything in the class, from e-textbooks and lectures to discussion board posts. How should our online content in 2019 differ from the past? Did you include interactions within the text and video content?

Quality 262

Quality Content Online Blended Learning 262