Like it or not, the ability to create effective slide designs is a skill that will benefit you and any audience you are trying to reach. This collection is of slide decks will help anyone improve their presentation and slide making skills. If you want to dive even deeper, you might be interested in thisContinueContinue reading “Top Presentation Slide Decks”
Category Archives: Instructional Design
You Already Know How to Build mLearning (You Just Don’t Know It)
Here are the slides from my recent FocusOn Learning session in Austin, TX You Already Know How to Build mLearning (You Just Don’t Know It) A big thank you to everyone who was there and feel free to share it with others!
Curated Collection of Design Resources
I put this together for a recent learning design workshop and wanted to share it with everyone. NOTE: Download the PDF to access all the clickable links in the document. Check out a bigger, broader collection of tools and resources on this page curated by Tracy Parish. https://e-learning.zeef.com/tracy.parish
Multimedia Learning Design Principles
I created this handout for a recent workshop from Richard Mayer’s Principles for Multimedia Learning. [ Click the Linkedin icon down at the bottom right to download a copy. ]
Sharing Some PowerPoint & Elearning Slide Designs
As I recently cleaned out some old files, I came across these PowerPoint slide designs that I never used. Since its International Work Out Loud Week I thought I’d share these for anyone who might be able to use them for a presentation or online course. Download PowerPoint Slides
Friday 5 – Team knowledge sharing, Interactive presentation polling, Excel Fill magic
Thanks for stopping by. Here are the things I’m noodling on this week. I share a whole lot more things like this on Twitter and save the better ones over in Diigo. Guru Guru is a browser extension that facilitates knowledge sharing among teams. I’m giving it a try to see how well it works. IfContinueContinue reading “Friday 5 – Team knowledge sharing, Interactive presentation polling, Excel Fill magic”
Guest Post on ASTD Blog
I have a new guest post over on the ASTD blog that touches on how us learning types can become more efficient, more effective and avoid becoming irrelevant. From Training to Performance—A Necessary Evolution
Training Is Only One Part of the Puzzle.
A recent report “The Science of Training and Development in Organizations: What Matters in Practice” informs us about how to best apply training solutions. One of the most important things that “matters”, is that training should be viewed as a whole system and not a one-time event. Not only does this mean that what happensContinueContinue reading “Training Is Only One Part of the Puzzle.”
Top 10 Tools
It’s that time of year again to update the Top 10 tools list. I’ve been making my contribution to Jane Hart’s Top Tools compilation for several years now. So, wIthout further ado, here is this year’s list. Google Reader (RSS) This is my single most used source for my personal learning. It’s increasingly rare thatContinueContinue reading “Top 10 Tools”
Three simple things that will drastically improve your learning designs
via Modern Meeting Standard — a revolutionary new approach to meetings. When people don’t read your memos, it’s not because they don’t like you, it’s because your writing is dreadful. While reading this article, I realized many of these 14 writing tips also apply to a broader range of communications and learning design. Three thingsContinueContinue reading “Three simple things that will drastically improve your learning designs”
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