It has a neutral gray glossy theme. I was teaching myself how to make glossy effects in Photoshop and as a result created this. If you're interested I have a post available on how to create a glossy effect in Photoshop, so feel free to check it out.
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Showing posts with label template. Show all posts
Saturday, May 21, 2011
Need a Free PowerPoint Course Template? Come And Get It!
I created this gray themed template in PowerPoint some time ago, and stumbled across it while cleaning up my archives recently. I used this to create two e-learning courses and my clients were happy as clams. (exactly how happy is a clam anyway?). (click here to download the template)
It has a neutral gray glossy theme. I was teaching myself how to make glossy effects in Photoshop and as a result created this. If you're interested I have a post available on how to create a glossy effect in Photoshop, so feel free to check it out.
I created it for use in Articulate, however it should work just fine in any PowerPoint to e-learning program (i.e. Snap!). Enjoy, and as always feel free to add comments and let me know what you think.
It has a neutral gray glossy theme. I was teaching myself how to make glossy effects in Photoshop and as a result created this. If you're interested I have a post available on how to create a glossy effect in Photoshop, so feel free to check it out.
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Free PowerPoint Course Template
In my continuing effort to aid in your course development endeavors, I give to you a FREE blue/green themed PowerPoint template.
I wouldn't call this a branching scenario course template, but rather a flexible Menu driven template. The way it's set up here the user makes a selection from a Menu page and is then taken to the appropriate page based on what they chose from the menu. It's non-linear allowing the user to choose whatever menu option they wish, in whatever order they wish. The template includes the raw PowerPoint images for easy editing.
I recently utilized this template to create a course covering several reporting options allowed by a system. It was determined that most users would only need the procedures for one or two reports and rather than forcing them to view all of the reporting procedures, this format allowed them to choose a single report and view only that related information.
Even if you don't have a need for this menu-driven navigation you can just ditch the menu page and you should find it useful and save some development time by using the template and the included text boxes, images and clipart.
- To see the template in action Click Here.
- To download the template Click Here. (ZIP file including both the PowerPoint pptx and Articulate ppta file.)
Enjoy, and if you happen to use the template drop me a line and let me know how it worked for you.
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Free Articulate iPad Course..Come And Get It!
I know what you're thinking out there my Articulate peeps! You're short on time and ideas and not only could use some inspiration, but also something pre-built to give you a head-start on your development efforts. Well, look no further, I have your solution.
With this post I offer you (FREE of charge) a pre-built Articulate iPad course for your development pleasure. It includes graphics, animations and syncing all built in, Now all you have to do is open it up, add your content, tinker with your additions then kick back and take all the credit as your peers, manager and stake-holders marvel at your accomplishments.
If you use this course leave a comment below or shoot me an email and let me know how it worked for you. ENJOY!
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