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PowerPoint: Interactive Infographic Template

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AllisonLaMotte
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6 years ago

Infographics are a great way to present information in an eye-catching way. This template takes that idea a step further by adding in some interactivity to achieve a truly engaging experience.

See this project in action.

Everything in this template was created directly in PowerPoint, so it’s super-easy to adapt. Simply update the colors, pop in your content, and you’re all set!

If you want to get this exact look and feel, be sure to download the fonts:

Enjoy!

 

Published 6 years ago
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  • JanetChafey-592's avatar
    JanetChafey-592
    Community Member
    6 years ago
    Very nice! I appreciate you providing downloadable examples we can use and learn from!
    • CaroljitKay's avatar
      CaroljitKay
      Community Member
      5 years ago
      Agree with Janet - thanks for sharing this. Looking to learn from this. :)
  • KamilDudziski's avatar
    KamilDudziski
    Community Member
    6 years ago
    Hi Allison!
    Many thanks for the template. We often use infographics and it would be a huge surprise for our audience.
    Can you tell me how can I export this template to html file?
    • AllisonLaMotte's avatar
      AllisonLaMotte
      Staff
      6 years ago
      You're welcome! This is a PowerPoint template, so I'm not sure there is a way to export it as an HTML file. Sorry!
  • LibbyDoran-650d's avatar
    LibbyDoran-650d
    Community Member
    6 years ago
    Amazing work! Love seeing simple hyperlinks and animation used so successfully!
  • TomPigram's avatar
    TomPigram
    Community Member
    6 years ago
    Hi Allison, I know that my question is vastly off-topic (but for some reason I cannot open a Discussion Topic - though I have tried for days :(). As I know you are a frequent contributor - I would like to ask your kind help with QUIZZES in POWERPOINT. I am writing elearning courses to help less-advantaged peoples in South East Asia - and while I am very good at PowerPoint - it seems I am incapable of writing Quizzes which has either a redo or move on button + a Total corrrect answers and test pass + download Certificate section. I am expecially astounded because I thought until now that powerpoint was very good - but alas its not, it seems in teaching me how to create all these features for an elearning course.

    I am at my wits end - and cannot find samples of other peoples success in creating quizzes in powerpoint (with all these features) which I can use to work all this out.

    Perhaps the only alternative I have is to learn a new software like storyline/articulate - but all this does is add to my costs.

    I would be grateful for any guidance form you or other visitors.

    Thanks for your patience in listening to my story.

    Best regards, Tom
    • AllisonLaMotte's avatar
      AllisonLaMotte
      Staff
      6 years ago
      Hi Tom,
      I'm sorry you've been having such a hard time creating a new discussion! That sounds frustrating. If that issue continues, I would suggest logging a case with our Support Team: https://articulate.com/support/contact/case

      The only way I know to create quizzes in PowerPoint is by using Articulate Quizmaker. If you'd like, you can try it for free by starting a free trial of Articulate 360: articulate.com/360/trial

      I understand that subscribing to our software would be an added cost for you, but it would likely save you a lot of time!

      In the meantime, if there's anything else I can do to help, please let me know!
      • TomPigram's avatar
        TomPigram
        Community Member
        6 years ago
        Thanks Allison. I have bought a copy of Quizmaker to have a play around :) In the meantime, my business partner is using the authoring tools supplied by an LMS that we are trialling to see what he can do. Building your own business outside the mainstream of a large company can be quite costly and daunting - and as we are doing this job to be nice people, it just makes the whole process a lot more costly. So we wont be fast to getting our courses up now - but eventually we will :)

        Thanks for your input - I think even whan i wrote my request - I was already fairly convinced that I had no option than to spend more.

        Do you happen to know if there are any Quizmaker templates uploaded at this site that you would recommend I can try? just in order to make my learning phase a bit faster>

        Thanks again so much ::)
    • PeteBrown1's avatar
      PeteBrown1
      Community Member
      6 years ago
      Hi Tom

      I think that if PowerPoint did the things you've specified easily there'd be no need for specialist quiz products like QuizMaker!

      That said, most, if not all, of what you've described could probably be done in PowerPoint using VBA macro functions. For example, in broad terms you could:
      1. Specify a global variable, e.g. TotScore
      2. Increment TotScore by 1 whenever someone clicked specific buttons (i.e. the correct answers) on any slide in the presentation
      3. If TotScore was greater than your desired passing score you could set another variable PassStatus to 'Passed' otherwise set PassStatus to 'Not Passed' and display that on a certificate slide.

      This wouldn't be foolproof. Anyone who knew their way around PowerPoint could probably reverse-engineer the correct answers by poking around the backend of PowerPoint.

      Anyhoo, just my two cents' worth based on what you asked. Someone else may have a better idea.

      Good Luck!
      • TomPigram's avatar
        TomPigram
        Community Member
        6 years ago
        Thanks Pete Brown - its a reasonable option to continue to play with pptx...but like you said, Quizmaker was made to fill a gap :) So this exercise has cost more than I budgeted - but this is how projects go sometimes - even if you are doing the work for noble reasons :)

        All the best
  • TracieLee's avatar
    TracieLee
    Community Member
    6 years ago
    Amazing! Love the animation and the click-to-close-and-return button. As someone who teaches stats, I love finding visually appealing infographics for PowerPoint. Thank you.
  • DindinMK's avatar
    DindinMK
    Community Member
    6 years ago
    This website supposed to have like/love button! I love their amazing works here so much! :)
  • AliciaWillia844's avatar
    AliciaWillia844
    Community Member
    6 years ago
    Hi Allison - I LOVE THIS! Question: when this ppt is imported into storyline, is there a way to keep the images from converting to rectangles?