Learn about key events in the history of e-learning with this fun, colorful timeline template. You can swap out the text content for your own to update this template in a few clicks.
Published 7 years ago
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- Under 1970: Should Saskaton not be Saskatoon?
- Good eye Norrie! ;) Hence why we should always copy-edit...
- This is a great presentation and a really good visual way of introducing content. Loved the colour and interaction. I probably would have allowed users the freedom to select anything on the timeline at any point, but this would depend on your learning objectives though. Great example!
- That was very hard to do in Powerpoint because you can't open them in any order, and have them all showing at the same time. Because you can't predict in what order the learners will click, you can only have one tab showing at a time if you do it that way. That would be possible to do in Storyline though! Thanks for the comment, David!
- Nice, thanks Nicole.
- You're welcome, Sandra! Thanks for leaving a comment.
- Super cool stuff!
- Thank you Stuti!
- Looks very sleek. I really like it!
- Thanks Michelle!
- Exciting new stuff. Thanks Nicole
- Thank you, Kirstyn!
- That will help put some of my ideas into action...thanks
- Is it possible to have the template to do the same with a other subject ? Tks
- Hi Valerie, you can download this template and remove the text content and add your own text about any subject.
- Thanks, Nicole for sharing!
- Lovely! Thanks so much for sharing.
- Hi Nicole,
My comments here maybe slightly off-topic, but I hope relate :)
I am a powerpoint wizz....but new to attempting to develop some elearning courses.
What route should I go? Storyline? Rise? or just stick with Powerpoint? From what I have read (in brief) Storyline and Rise are 'pre-authored' for going into the LMS? and PPT needs to be authored (which is not that difficult I expect)?
My concern is that if I change form powerpoint, I need to learn all new skills to be proficient in Storyline and/or Rise?
I appreciate any guidance you can offer :)
Best regards,
Tom- Hi Tom,
This article I thought was good when deciding which program to use to develop my courses.
http://blogs.articulate.com/rapid-elearning/four-things-consider-build-e-learning-course/?mkt_tok=eyJpIjoiT0dRMllqSTRNREJoTldVMiIsInQiOiJMYU5VZ0ZnVm9IcUtjU0ZvWVp2YU1lTitGdkE4cUFMeG44dmZxaWFsdm1lXC8yOFM4Q3Z0MExyZlZhZW1JNjFVMzMzUHRRd21vVUxDdmpESDBpZnA2UE01R3N0dEdcL2U0T0syM0FoQktaY1FUN0NlYUpxSTl1eEYxTVRWUGtqQ0tSIn0%3D
