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    PowerPoint to eLearning

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    Transform Your PowerPoint Slides into Engaging E-Learning!

    Perfect for: Lecturers, trainers, and educators who want to take their PowerPoint presentations beyond the classroom and create impactful digital learning experiences. What You’ll Learn: In just two weeks, you’ll gain the skills to:
    • Explore seven different ways to display PowerPoint presentations on Moodle
    • Upload and format your slides for online teaching
    • Decide which presentation format works best for your content and students
    • Enhance the look of your presentations with simple design improvements
    • Discover creative and alternative uses for PowerPoint in academic settings
    Hands-On Learning: This mini-module is interactive and practical, with short, focused learning units with optional enrichment tasks; a practice course (“sandbox”) in Moodle where you can test and apply new skills; forum-based assignments that encourage peer exchange and collaboration and two Zoom sessions: one at the start for orientation and one at the end for reflection and Q&A. Course Format: Weekly live Zoom sessions to help you connect, ask questions, and deepen your understanding
    Approx. 5 hours self-paced learning
    Live Zoom sessions: Two Zoom meetings (intro + wrap-up) Target group: Lecturers, trainers, and educators Learning Outcomes (four main points):
    • Confidently display PowerPoint presentations in Moodle using multiple methods
    • Apply technical skills to upload and adapt your slides for e-learning
    • Improve the visual appeal of your presentations
    • Use PowerPoint in new and innovative ways beyond traditional lectures
    Requirements: Access to Microsoft PowerPoint, Moodle, and a reliable internet connection; active participation in forums and assignments (Units 4, 5, and 6 are compulsory for certification) and a willingness to experiment, practice, and share insights with your peers. Back to all courses

    Open Access License: CC-BY-SA

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