To answer your question, yes you can use master slides (the smaller ones you mentioned) to layout your course structure. I think Tom's post was referring to how you, as a eLearning designer, can use a default "template" for your courses to help you guide the structure of the course.
For example, my courses typically have a similar beginning, middle and end structure - with the beginning being a Welcome Slide, Learning Objectives Slide and Introduction Slide(s)...this continues for the other major sections of the course. This helps me to easily "chunk" out the content and gets me thinking about how to write my narration, create my graphics and where I can add interactivity, etc.
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Hi Sebastien,
To answer your question, yes you can use master slides (the smaller ones you mentioned) to layout your course structure. I think Tom's post was referring to how you, as a eLearning designer, can use a default "template" for your courses to help you guide the structure of the course.
For example, my courses typically have a similar beginning, middle and end structure - with the beginning being a Welcome Slide, Learning Objectives Slide and Introduction Slide(s)...this continues for the other major sections of the course. This helps me to easily "chunk" out the content and gets me thinking about how to write my narration, create my graphics and where I can add interactivity, etc.
I hope this helps!
-Tim
Yes thank you !
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