Training Tips E-Learning software
March 2011
If you’re
like most training departments, you have a variety of PowerPoint presentations
that have been utilized in one forum or another. Many files may even be
external to the training group and may belong to a cross section of departments.
These can be valuable training tools and may contain product and organizational
content that were developed by your in-house subject matter experts. These
uncoordinated and separate PowerPoint documents may be rich with training
nuggets and beneficial for your training program.
If you
collect a sampling of these PowerPoints, you’ll
probably find that you can integrate them into your existing courses and
content. And when it comes to PowerPoint and training amalgamation, you’ve got file
options!
You can
convert the PowerPoint to HTML, which yields smaller files and faster loads.
Or, you can use a PowerPoint-to-Flash converter that provides instant
transformation of your presentations into the versatile Flash movie format.
With either conversion, your learner will not need to have PowerPoint on
his/her computer to run the files.
Converting
PowerPoint slides into Flash dramatically speeds up the delivery of the dynamic
training files. You can author entire online courses using only PowerPoint, a familiar
and reliable tool and most likely part of your training arsenal. Or, for
optimal file efficiency and smaller, streamlined delivery, convert your new or
existing PowerPoint files to HTML or Flash. The interactive exercises and
speedy delivery will create an optimal training environment for your learners.