eLearning Brothers
FEBRUARY 18, 2015
Due to the “internet of things,” Microsoft Office decided to kill off their Clipart library in December 2014. The Clipart library has been available within the PowerPoint and MS Word programs since the mid-1990s. Their clipart library usage has been in decline, as users gain more familiarity with search engines.
The Logical Blog by IconLogic
MAY 12, 2021
And as I created eLearning in the iSpring tool , I was struck with just how easy it is to take existing PowerPoint presentations to eLearning. As far as I’m concerned, PowerPoint is an awesome program, and you can easily create visually stunning presentations with the tool. There’s often an obnoxious use of colors and fonts.
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LearnDash
JUNE 4, 2014
Present the material in an structured format ( doing something like this may help ), and try to resist the temptation of information overload. Black and white charts with various Clipart images aren’t going to do any favors with regards to attention span. It is also important to stay organized.
Good To Great
JUNE 1, 2011
Does presenting come naturally to you? Over the past couple of years this is one of the areas of personal development I’ve really tried to focus on, taking every opportunity I’ve been given to push my boundaries and present. Speaking about Presenting. It definitely doesn’t to me. And do you know what?
LearnDash
AUGUST 1, 2016
In the infancy of this industry it was not uncommon to sit through elearning modules that consisted entirely of Microsoft PowerPoint slides and perhaps some Clipart sprinkled throughout. The presentation in general is far more dynamic and effective. The learning management system would then track your attendance. That was it.
Trivantis
FEBRUARY 5, 2014
Photo “memorability seems more related to strangeness, funniness or interestingness,” according to a study presented at the IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition. Your image should be more than just generic clipart. To keep your course looking neat and professional, don’t mix and match clipart and photos.
The Logical Blog by IconLogic
AUGUST 8, 2017
Some of the courses I’ve taken were clearly PowerPoint presentations and designed to be eLearning. If the course is boring or too long, I admit that I tend to skim through the presentation or simply click the Next Page button until I get credit for the course. by Kelly Barett, COTP. Should there be less text but more images?
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