Instructional Design Avoiding Death by PowerPoint in 6 Steps
 
Instructional Design Avoiding Death by PowerPoint in 6 Steps
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + .VTT | Duration: 1 hours | Size: 317 MB



Learn to avoid death by PowerPoint in 6 steps.

Build a strong foundation in how to create pop art style images from beginner to advanced

Turn instructional slides into informative works of art

Learn 6 steps to avoid death by PowerPoint

Take a story first approach to create a portfolio of visual design skills

Hands-on Learning to Gain Powerful Skills at Your Fingertips

This course uses evidence based learning to support skill development through:

Hosted demonstrations to see professional examples

Deconstructed skills for a step by step path for learning

Simple practice activities to build a portfolio of skills through self-correcting and fast improving

Content and Overview

Suitable for beginner to advanced instructional designers, teachers, trainers and creatives. Through this course of 13 lectures and 1 hour of content, you’ll learn the first principles for avoiding death by PowerPoint by

Creating an effective outline

Getting great visuals

Working with custom fonts

Creating custom designs

Applying special effects

Using color and composition

Each concept is demonstrated with follow along videos with step by step instructions. Practice is encouraged to build a portfolio of skills using the demonstrated techniques.

What am I going to get from this course?

13 lectures and 1 hourof focused content for the skills that matter most!

Learn 6 essential skills for avoiding death by PowerPoint from a professional coach from your desk.

Suitable for beginner educators, trainers, marketers, instructional designers and ideal for people who learn faster when shown.

Visual training method offering students increased retention and accelerated learning.

Breaks even the most complex functions into simplistic steps to follow, practice, and then create to publish to a portfolio of skills

Custom learning is supported with an active discussion

Who is the target audience?

Beginner to advanced instructors, curriculum developers and professionals who need to communicate visually will benefit from this course. This course is not for those that don't want to spend some time to improve the visual content and layout of images in presentations.

Requirements

Be able to work with presentation software. PowerPoint is required for this course.

 

Instructional Design Avoiding Death by PowerPoint in 6 Steps


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