With as many PowerPoint questions that I get, it’s a good thing that over the past year or so the elearning community has created about 300 PowerPoint tutorials. also included a free PowerPoint elearning template to celebrate the holidays and a great 2010! Click to download the free PowerPoint template. 100+ PowerPoint Tutorials. If you want to learn more about using PowerPoint or building rapid elearning courses, this list is a good place to start. The key is to do more than watch the tutorials. PowerPoint for Rapid E-Learning. MORE >>

Captivate 4 , Captivate tutorials. Late last year, I had blogged about a set of Captivate 3 tutorials on the Adobe website. Roundtripping with MS PowerPoint. Also on the Adobe website are a set of video tutorials on Captivate 4 basics (some of these are present in the product itself). Adobe Captivate and Microsoft PowerPoint. These were specifically crated for the education industry and most of our readers have found them very useful. This has now been completely refreshed for Captivate 4- with new topics on the key Captivate 4 features. Creating Quizzes. MORE >>

We always talk about converting PowerPoint presentations to Adobe Captivate projects for all the valid reasons of creating rich and engaging experience for the learners, rapid authoring, easy conversion to eLearning courseware, etc. But what if I want to conduct a classroom/virtual session, where I’ll be predominantly using a PowerPoint presentation and need to show [.]. Rapid Authoring Training and Tutorials Adobe Captivate Adobe Captivate 5 Adobe Captivate 5 training Adobe eLearning Suite 2 Embed PowerPointExtending Captivate How do I. MORE >>

'Sometimes a PowerPoint presentation may be the majority of your course content. If that is the case, you want to be sure that you have the best PowerPoint you can. Think about having a great PowerPoint design and useful content rather than adding fluff to your course. To get started on your master template, we have found a great tutorial and a bunch of free templates to help. Don’t have PowerPoint? Online Training Software Tips and Tricks Build Your Course PowerPoint Don’t cram so much text onto a slide. Use meaningful images. Use less animation. MORE >>

PowerPoint Links "It's the way people depend on all those bells and whistles that come with the software to try to shore up a weak presentation." - Chris Oakes (1998) ".To critics, PowerPoint serves largely the same role in the classroom as pre-processed snack food does in the lunchroom: a conveniently packaged morsel that looks good but doesn't match the intellectual or corporeal nourishment of, say, a critical essay or a plate of steamed spinach." - Joanna Glasner (2002) "The practical conclusions are clear. PowerPoint is a competent slide manager and projector. Come on! MORE >>