Does anyone have creative ideas for a main title page? Many of my courses are focused on engineering & manufacturing. However, I am getting sick of the same old title page with the course title and a blank background! Anyone have some creative ideas they would be willing to share?
This is how I presented a range of modules - an idea which allows easy customisation between modules but keeps consistency. It also opens up a range of options to the user to explore before the module begins.
Whenever I can, I like to use elements of what I'm creating as part of the title. Right now I'm building a module on fire extinguishers for a portfolio piece. For the main title I'm going to have some animated fire. The title are white letters on a solid red background (company logo). The background of the slides have a grungy look to it.
You said your industry is the manufacturing and engineering area. Why not make the main title look like blueprints or schematics. But I suggest running a sketch by a SME to make sure you use any symbols correctly.
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This is how I presented a range of modules - an idea which allows easy customisation between modules but keeps consistency. It also opens up a range of options to the user to explore before the module begins.
Wow! I really like that!
Whenever I can, I like to use elements of what I'm creating as part of the title. Right now I'm building a module on fire extinguishers for a portfolio piece. For the main title I'm going to have some animated fire. The title are white letters on a solid red background (company logo). The background of the slides have a grungy look to it.
You said your industry is the manufacturing and engineering area. Why not make the main title look like blueprints or schematics. But I suggest running a sketch by a SME to make sure you use any symbols correctly.
Joshua - Great idea to let them dive right in from screen one.
And Jerson - I agree. If you can incorporate design elements that bring the topic alive, you're probably on the right track.
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