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The effectiveness of any eLearning course is only as good as its instructional design. But can instructional design alone make an eLearning course engaging and effective? The truth is, good eLearning design is more than just instructional design. An engaging eLearning course uses visual design, graphic design, and user interface design to help elevate the instructional design.
In this session, you’ll learn more about how to use visual design to create engaging eLearning content. You’ll explore how to use visual communication techniques to visualize your learning content and help your learners “see” what you’re saying. Best of all, this session will focus on tips anyone can use, regardless of their current art or graphic design skills.
You will come away from this session knowing:
- How visual design is an integral component of effective eLearning
- How to implement basic techniques to visually communicate your learning content
- How to combine visual design with animations to add meaning to static content
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Building Learner Engagement: How to Create Engaging eLearning Through Visual Design
1. How to Create Engaging eLearning
Through Visual Design
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Building Learner Engagement
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4. About Rob Jeppsen
With 23 years of direct sales and sales leadership, Rob has successful experience in every part of the sales process.
Rob is the Founder and CEO of Xvoyant, a Sales Leadership Technology Platform committed to helping
organizations develop world-class sales leaders. Xvoyant’s technology drives transformation across sales teams by
powering 1:1 meetings with sales leaders and salespeople. Xvoyant creates alignment between Sales Leaders and
Salespeople to create measurable improvement in revenue while reducing administrative burden. Xvoyant services
thousands of managers in 62 countries around the world and recently was recognized with the Gold Stevie® Award
for Sales Technology Partner of the Year.
About Joe Caprio
Joe is the VP Sales of Chorus.ai. Prior to joining Chorus, Joe was a Chorus customer while leading the
sales team at InsightSquared. His focus was on scaling and enabling rapid growth sales teams. His
experience with conversation intelligence and experience in sales enablement created a perfect match of a
tactical practitioner with executive experience and insights.
Joe’s background is in training and development. He has a passion for hiring and training customer facing
reps. He loves to share best practices, learn from his customers, and distill down really powerful programs
for his own team and his customers’ teams as well.
How to Create Engaging eLearning
Through Visual Design
About Tim Slade
Tim Slade is a speaker, author, and award-winning freelance eLearning designer. Having spent the last decade
working to help others elevate their eLearning and visual communications content, Tim has been recognized and
awarded within the eLearning industry multiple times for his creative and innovative design aesthetics. Tim is also a
regular speaker at international eLearning conferences, a recognized Articulate Super Hero, author of The eLearning
Designer’s Handbook and creator of The eLearning Designer’s Academy.
About Eve Lyons-Berg
Eve graduated in 2017 from Grinnell College, where she majored in English and took an eclectic assortment
of courses. She now works with Aggregage as editor, content marketer, and webinar host on sites including
eLearning Learning, EdTech Update, and CTO Universe.
17. Tips from the experts
• Jacob Stephens:
• “Always search for the best talent.”
• Melissa Ortiz
• “Make sure to ask the right questions.”
• Becca Armstrong
• “Make sure they fit the culture.”
64. Prescott National Forest Fire Safety Tips
What’s the best thing about camping? It has to the
campfire! A campfire is a great way to bond with
friends or family, or to stay warm during a cold night.
Although a campfire is meant to be enjoyed, it can also
be dangerous if you don’t take some simple
precautions.
This is Jim and he’s about to go on a camping trip with
his family. In this this course, you will help Jim prepare
for his camping trip and make sure he has all the
supplies and knowledge he needs for a safe campfire.
An unattended campfire can quickly grow into a
wildfire, posing serious risk Jim and his family, and the
surrounding wildlife and forest.
To maintain a safe campfire, Jim first needs to make
sure he brings the right supplies. At the very minimum,
Jim should plan on bringing a gallon of water and a
shovel. If possible, it would also be helpful for Jim to
bring a fire extinguisher. We’ll show Jim how to use
65. Prescott National Forest Fire Safety Tips
What’s the best thing about camping? It has to the
campfire! A campfire is a great way to bond with
friends or family, or to stay warm during a cold night.
Although a campfire is meant to be enjoyed, it can also
be dangerous if you don’t take some simple
precautions.
This is Jim and he’s about to go on a camping trip with
his family. In this this course, you will help Jim prepare
for his camping trip and make sure he has all the
supplies and knowledge he needs for a safe campfire.
An unattended campfire can quickly grow into a
wildfire, posing serious risk Jim and his family, and the
surrounding wildlife and forest.
To maintain a safe campfire, Jim first needs to make
sure he brings the right supplies. At the very minimum,
Jim should plan on bringing a gallon of water and a
shovel. If possible, it would also be helpful for Jim to
bring a fire extinguisher. We’ll show Jim how to use
66. Prescott National Forest Fire Safety Tips
What’s the best thing about camping? It has to the
campfire! A campfire is a great way to bond with
friends or family, or to stay warm during a cold night.
Although a campfire is meant to be enjoyed, it can also
be dangerous if you don’t take some simple
precautions.
This is Jim and he’s about to go on a camping trip with
his family. In this this course, you will help Jim prepare
for his camping trip and make sure he has all the
supplies and knowledge he needs for a safe campfire.
An unattended campfire can quickly grow into a
wildfire, posing serious risk Jim and his family, and the
surrounding wildlife and forest.
To maintain a safe campfire, Jim first needs to make
sure he brings the right supplies. At the very minimum,
Jim should plan on bringing a gallon of water and a
shovel. If possible, it would also be helpful for Jim to
bring a fire extinguisher. We’ll show Jim how to use
67. wildfire, posing serious risk Jim and his family, and the
surrounding wildlife and forest.
To maintain a safe campfire, Jim first needs to make
sure he brings the right supplies. At the very minimum,
Jim should plan on bringing a gallon of water and a
shovel. If possible, it would also be helpful for Jim to
bring a fire extinguisher. We’ll show Jim how to use
these supplies later in this course.
Jim also needs to know where to properly place the
campfire. Jim should place the campfire a safe distance
from where he will pitch his tent and away from any
overhanging branches. The location should allow Jim
to keep a close eye on the fire at all times. Once Jim
finds that location, he should dig a small pit and
surround it with large rocks to help contain the fire.
Maintaining and enjoying a safe campfire doesn’t have
to be stressful for Jim and his family, it just takes a few
simple precautions.
Prescott National Forest Fire Safety Tips
68. Prescott National Forest Fire Safety Tips
wildfire, posing serious risk Jim and his family, and the
surrounding wildlife and forest.
To maintain a safe campfire, Jim first needs to make
sure he brings the right supplies. At the very minimum,
Jim should plan on bringing a gallon of water and a
shovel. If possible, it would also be helpful for Jim to
bring a fire extinguisher. We’ll show Jim how to use
these supplies later in this course.
Jim also needs to know where to properly place the
campfire. Jim should place the campfire a safe distance
from where he will pitch his tent and away from any
overhanging branches. The location should allow Jim
to keep a close eye on the fire at all times. Once Jim
finds that location, he should dig a small pit and
surround it with large rocks to help contain the fire.
Maintaining and enjoying a safe campfire doesn’t have
to be stressful for Jim and his family, it just takes a few
simple precautions.
106. I N T E R FA C E C O N T E N T B A C K G R O U N D
107. • Inventory shortage is a measurement of the
difference in inventory between a physical count
and the amount recorded.
• Causes may range from operational errors or theft.
• An inventory percentage is calculated by dividing
the total amount of shortage by the sales base of a
store.
• This percentage represent the amount of
shortage.
• The smaller the percentage, the better.
108.
109.
110. Inventory Tag Placement
• Inventory tags should be
placed in numerical order.
• Inventory tags should be
place on fixtures from
front to back, left to right.
• Department walls should
be tagged last.
