In Closing, You Don’t Want to Miss These 7 Stimulating Examples of Summary Screens
If you’re like most e-learning pros, you spend the bulk of your time on creating the main content for a course. We get it! Breaking down complex topics and transforming them into engaging e-learning takes a lot of time and effort. But don’t overlook another important piece of content that can help learners take action once they’ve completed your course: the summary screen.
Summary screens are a simple yet powerful way to set learners up for success. They’re a great opportunity to share all sorts of important information, like a summary of key course content, a big-picture overview of a process, a checklist of next steps, and more. You can even use summary screens to encourage learners to reflect, ask questions, find help, and continue their own exploration of learning topics long after they’ve finished your course.
So, how do you create an effective summary screen that does all these things? The enormously talented members of the E-Learning Heroes community are here to lead the way with these seven impressive summary screen examples.
Check ’em out:
- This animated jigsaw puzzle–inspired summary screen by Nick Russell features simple graphics and concise copy that gets straight to the point.
- This clever phone dial project by Jonathan Hill proves that summary screens can be a memorable part of your course.
- Help learners take their next steps like Rema Merrick does with this colorful and detailed summary screen that includes audio and video and links to additional information.
- This hover-and-reveal summary screen example by Molly Fisher urges students to continue their learning by exploring more resources.
- Get learners reviewing the key concepts like Ana Cecilia Delgado does in this summary screen example that uses eye-catching graphics.
- Learners can revisit the links in this infographic-style summary screen example by Sunet Sullivan anytime they need a refresher.
- Need a summary screen but have no idea where to start? Montse Anderson has you covered with these twelve modern and robust summary screen templates. Download the set and simply add your own text and images.
If you crave more inspiration, here are 4 Summary Screen Ideas for Your E-Learning Courses. And if you’re already buzzing with ideas, then join the E-Learning Challenge and submit your work. If you’re somewhere in between, head on over to the Building Better Courses forum. You can toss around ideas, connect with other e-learning pros, and find more course design examples there.
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