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Writing Process from Brain Dump to Storyboard

Experiencing eLearning

With a note on a specific example] Slide 11: is this information important? Order Out of Chaos: Patterns of Organization for Writing on the Job by Richard Rabil, Jr. While this article is about technical writing rather than writing for elearning, I find that the patterns are very applicable to our work. Your writing process?

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Microsoft PowerPoint: Hide a Master Slide Logo

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

My first thought was to tell her to remove it from the master slides. However, she had already tried this and the logo appeared to be part of the actual background, even on the master slide. The background was instead a repeating pattern. for repeating patterns, but not for randomized patterns.

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Design models and pattens for better elearning #DevLearn [My session slides]

Learning Visions

DevLearn 2013 Learning Models & Design Patterns from Cammy Bean. Slides from my DevLearn session last week.

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More slides please…

Clark Quinn

And there’s a reliable pattern to the slide deck that the instructor is supposed to use: it’s large amounts of text. In the presentation I have a slide with an image for each. The same principle could be used here, the full slide for printing, the three equivalents for presenting.

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Convert PowerPoint to Google Slides: Compatibility complications

BrightCarbon

We’ve been investigating what gets lost in translation when you convert PowerPoint to Google Slides. If you’re a Google Drive user, you’ve probably noticed that when you open a PowerPoint file from your Drive, Google Slides is the first recommended program. Google Slides only support fonts that are available in the Google library.

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Worst Training Slide Ever [IMAGE]

LearnDash

This PowerPoint slide released by the U.S. This is also the reason why any training developed with a PowerPoint based e-Learning tool should be careful not to fall into the same similar, predictable content delivery patterns. Click on Image for Larger View. PowerPoint should never be the de facto e-Learning tool.

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Rapid Authoring – Freeform Vs Template Based

Upside Learning

However, instructional designers or the SMEs should be able to select the right template for the right kind of slide in the course content. Such tools are mainly suited for the kind of courses which use patterns in the course outline and could include a number of simple interactivities. Now, let’s check what freeform tools are for.