Adding a course dashboard to your project is a great way to give learners easy access to everything they need in one spot. Since this colorful, modern dashboard template was built entirely in PowerPoint, it’s super easy to make it your own. Simply swap out the fonts and colors and you’re all set!
What a wonderful template, thank you for sharing! I can see so many use cases for this in my online course. I also thought, "hm, what if my lesson is more than one slide?" and experimented by adding another slide to lesson 1, then swapping out the "X" in the upper right with a forward arrow, and changing the hyperlink to point at the next slide. I'm still relatively amateur at hyperlinking to slides within slides, but that was easy peasy and I love the one-page dashboard style.
What a great Template! I've been trying to figure out how to present an Excel beginner course that is unique . This will work perfectly for that.
Thank you so much Allison for sharing!
Hello, Allison, since it appears it is a static template, I wonder if it will lend itself to be a single-time GIF which becomes when the page is accessed. The color scheme and layout is very eye-catching! Karen
I like using a bit of automatic motion. The template is cleverly set up, and there are no active links required. So, I thought I might animate the things that would be eye catching. Students don't always read "objectives" and I believe good objectives are the map of success in an online educational environment. Thank you for your go-ahead. I am excited to try my idea with you lovely template.
Nice template! thank you for sharing! Q: regarding Slides 6-9. When you attach a document what's your best advice??
1. Have the document stored on another slide and hyperlink to it?
I want to make sure that this is a totally portable deck.
I like this idea in many contexts with many applications. But you do realize that your color palette does not pass accessibility standards with the white letters on the light-colored backgrounds?
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