Dashboards are a great way to display information pertaining to your course in a visually enticing way.
This dashboard example was created with PowerPoint. The menu items were created using simple...
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Hi Nicole, I've edited the PowerPoint you posted. It forces the learner to complete the lessons in order and then marks the completed lessons as complete. It also allows the learner to return to a lesson for review after it is complete, in any order.
I would be glad to send the updated version to you. Just let me know. Thank you for the original PowerPoint that I could edit.
I would be glad to send the updated version to you. Just let me know. Thank you for the original PowerPoint that I could edit.
- Hi Dianne,
I would love to see what you have created. I build most of my courses in PowerPoint first and in some cases only in PowerPoint.- I posted the file in a new discussion: https://community.articulate.com/discussions/building-better-courses/powerpoint-course-dashboard-redux
- Very cool approach, Dianne! I understand the concept from your description, and that is a cool way to pull it off in PowerPoint. Hats off to you! :)
- Thank you Dianne Blake Sr. Learning & Development Consultant Conduent Learning Services
- Hi Dianne,
I too would love to see this approach.
- I too would like to see a copy, thanks! peter.vroom@adelaide.edu.au
- Hi Dianne! If you post a new discussion in the community, you can upload your file there, and then simply share the link/URL to that discussion with anyone who asks for it, so you don't have to manually email it to everyone who asks. Hope this helps :)
- Thanks Nicole. I gave you credit for the orginal file.
