This week’s sweets: PowerPoint tricks, DEI innovation, open-source tools for learning, visual design mistakes, L&D analysis, design thinking, and D&I statements!
Trick-or-treat! 🎃 Who wants a bucket full of yummy ID, LXD, and L&D sweets? Enjoy and share the spooky goodies with others! 🍭🍬🍫
If you have any resources or events you feel would be helpful to the community, be sure to contact me with the details so I can share the goodies with everyone!
Note: Clicking on the titles below will take you directly to the resources being offered. I’ve also included the links in the description, as well as other helpful links.
PowerPoint Tricks for Rapid eLearning Content Development | November 3, 2021
The Learning Guild is offering a webinar on PowerPoint Tricks for Rapid eLearning Content Development by Richard Goring of BrightCarbon on November 3, 2021. Register for the event which will include a handout with instructions and hot keys.
DEI Innovation Summit | November 3, 2021
Thanks to JP Hytken, I also learned about another event on November 3, 2021: Snap Inc.‘s DEI Innovation Summit. Join thought leaders in Tech and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in transforming outcomes and driving equity.
7 Open-Source Tools You Can Use To Boost Digital Learning
eLearning Industry published an article on 7 Open-Source Tools You Can Use To Boost Digital Learning. Learn how these seven free tools can help you deliver better results.
Top 5 eLearning Visual Design Mistakes
Devlin Peck‘s video on the Top 5 eLearning Visual Design Mistakes will help you with fixing these common problems and designing eLearning that is more engaging and effective.
L&D Analysis Checklist
Lumious has created a High Level Analysis Checklist to help in starting the L&D analysis process. The downloadable form walks you through discovering the problem, defining the goal, and identifying tasks needed to meet the goal.
Introduction to Design Thinking
Squarespace has created an awesome facilitator’s guide: An Introduction to Design Thinking. It includes a script, talking points, activities, and much more! It’s a great resource to learn about human-centered design and a culture of iteration and rapid prototyping.
Creating a D&I Statement for Your Business
Zenefits has created an eBook to help companies get started Creating a D&I Statement for Your Business. The book helps you walk through what should be included, where to place it, and how to put it into action.
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