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How to Promote Your First Online Course

LearnDash

Facebook Facebook is a great place to connect with potential learners from across the globe or in a particular niche. For course creators, we recommend starting a Facebook group. YouTube YouTube is one of the best places to promote your course. YouTube offers non-video features as well. Try other features.

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PowerPoint: Sites for Slide Sharing (Say that 5 Times Fast)

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

When you can't be there in person, but you want to send along a PowerPoint deck in your place, there are a few reasons why you might want to use a slide-sharing site. Today I'm going to explore five slide-sharing site options. authorSTREAM is a pretty standard choice among slide-sharing sites. SlideShare. authorSTREAM.

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5 Ways to Interact with Your Online Students

LearnDash

You can use either YouTube or Facebook Live to stream live content to your students. During a webinar students can not only see the slides and hear the lecture that is being given, but also participate in real time using text chat or voice chat. Start (and participate in) a Facebook group. Hold regular, live webinars.

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Social Media: Reinforce Your Brand

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

Social platforms like Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook let you move content toward those who need it. cuts between: the slides. an overlay of video and slides. I also placed my slides on  Slideshare , along with the video. if you're reading this, you are a consumer of social media. background. logo branding.

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The Pivotal Role of Video in Education

LearnDash

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. Almost daily we see videos on Facebook, YouTube, new sites, and pretty much every site we visit. That was it.

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PowerPoint 2007: Converting Presentations to Movies

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

I am frequently asked if it is possible to convert PowerPoint presentations into movies that can be shared on websites such as YouTube, Vimeo and Facebook. However, please note that any transitions or custom animations you have applied to your slides will not convert.   Select Every Slide. by AJ George.

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The #ATD2019 Conference Backchannel – Curated Resources

David Kelly

The resources curated here were shared on Twitter, facebook, and within the conference app. There are no mistakes YouTube video. Mastering Variables in Articulate Storyline slides and resources by Tim Slade. The Now and Next of Learning & Technology: Slides and Additional Resources by David Kelly. Conference Website.