Do you want to create more visually engaging eLearning courses, but find yourself unsure where to start? All designers want their courses to look good, but few really understand what that means.

In this hands-on workshop, you will learn about the most common visual design mistakes in eLearning and how to overcome them by applying a practical, step-by-step design process. You will discover how to choose and combine the right fonts, colors, design elements, and slide layouts to define your eLearning project’s visual voice. You’ll also see how to pull those elements together to create custom design themes and course templates for diverse learning topics.

In this session, you will learn:

• How to apply visual sentencing to transform static words into visual stories
• How to design visual style guides
• How to choose and combine the right fonts for every project
• To ask questions to establish the right look and feel for your course
• How to create custom course starter kits that you can adapt for any topic

Audience:
Novice to advanced eLearning developers who wish to improve their graphic and visual design skills.

Technology discussed in this session:
Attendees should have a basic understanding of PowerPoint and/or course authoring tools.

Participant technology requirements:
Attendees will need a Wi-Fi enabled Mac or PC with PowerPoint and/or course authoring tools installed.