A click-and-reveal interaction can be a great way to break down a process into individual steps that make absorbing key information a little less intimidating. In this download, for example, I've broken down the steps of a typical e-learning design process to make it more client-centric.
Use this download as-is to help explain the standard approach to e-learning design to clients, or completely transform it for your next project.
Hi Alisha. Thanks for the compliment! The effect you're referring to is just a wipe-left animation applied to the rectangle shape between each numbered step.
Hope that helps!
Nice Trina, very simple but very effective.
I've learned alot just copying it and playing around, like how you made the hotdog form with the indents.
I just made a similar shape then combined it with small triangles.
Always impresses me how you guys come up with great examples to make impactive modules.
Cheers, Leslie
Thanks for sharing your experience playing around with this project, Leslie. I'm so glad you found it helpful. I love to hear how folks reverse engineer and customize these templates—and hopefully learn a few new tricks!
This is brilliant thank you, I'm working with a wider training team who are starting to dip into E-Learning and this is a really easy template so them to follow to start building in content without needing Articulate!! thanks so much
Hey Dawn. PowerPoint doesn't really have an equivalent to the triggers panel in Storyline, although you could argue that the Animation Pane in PowerPoint (assuming your project uses animation) is a helpful way to see what's happening and when. Also, unlike Storyline's Story View feature, there's no at-a-glance way to see how objects are hyperlinked in your PowerPoint project. You'll have to click the Insert tab, in the Links group, then click Hyperlink and review the Hyperlink dialog. Hope this helps!
I really like this! I see that your wide rectangle with the rounded corners and triangle cutouts was made with a freeform shape. Any suggestions for how to learn how to use freeform shapes like you did?
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