Just like its Storyline cousin, this PowerPoint version features a branching menu design with three categories of style questions—e-learning design, visual design, and interaction design. Use this template to flesh out these and other design considerations with your project team or on your own. Or, repurpose this clean and easy branched design for creating simple courses.
Hi Renee. Actually that was by design. When I rebuilt this template in PowerPoint I made those into image placeholders so you can just click and drop in a thumbnail image of your own. Hope that helps!
Hmm, must be a popular thing, Trina. I was following another thread in this community, and learned that people were looking for examples - and I had crafted one some time ago. Here's a link for those who would enjoy having a style guide in Microsoft Word format. http://www.guidingstarcc.com/free-resources/e-learning-style-guide-template
Hi, Todd! I tried to get this document and instead received an e-mail with no attachment thanking me for trying to get a copy of an infographic. Is this document still available?
Yep! Everything in our Downloads hub is free to use. It's a good idea to always review the accompanying description for each download to understand what assets are included and which ones you might need to download or purchase on your own (e.g., fonts or copyrighted images) to achieve the same look & feel.
Hi Aunty Trina. I'm a new user. I really like your works. I'm very interested in the field of visual design. I like to produce works that make people smile and beyond their expectations. how do you feel about the work you produce? for me, you are so amazing :)
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