How to create a mini-game: PowerPoint vs iSpring
Despite some naysayers, games still are quite a powerful way to engage learners and make training content stick in their minds. That’s why we decided to host a new webinar on how to power up your PowerPoint course with a mini game!
In real time, we will show TWO different ways to create a mini game — PowerPoint vs. iSpring Suite — and see which one is faster, easier, and more compelling! :)
During the session, our expert Sofia will show you how to build a mini game on a merchandising topic:
- in PowerPoint using triggers and animations
- in iSpring using the top-notch drag-and-drop editor
You’re welcome to join us and find out which way will win the battle!
How to create a mini-game: PowerPoint vs iSpring
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We are thrilled to premiere a new webinar format! We’ve never done this before, and we think you’ll totally enjoy it :)
CEO
You’ve started using live-action video at work. Perhaps you’ve used it in the past but weren’t happy with the results. If this is you, you’ll agree that using live action to tell a story with the goal of educating the viewer is challenging. A video can just as easily distract or confuse as it can inspire and educate. And it can be expensive to get it wrong!
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Video continues to have explosive growth as a delivery medium for knowledge transfer events. Organizations are incorporating video-based learning into the daily flow of work and establishing methods for delivery and tracking of video assets in their learning ecosystem.
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