3 Interactive PowerPoint Projects for eLearning You Can Create Right Now

[@DevlinPeckYT]

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[@matthewcarpenter4716]

This has so given me an idea for a simple and quick project!
Thank you!

[@DevlinPeckYT]

Wonderful! Yes, that was the hope - give some ideas to start simple so you can expand from there. Thanks for watching 😄

[@KristinDominguezDP]

I'm glad you were inspired! Would love to see it when you finish 🙂

[@mdl1428]

Thank you. Clear. Concise. Applicable.

[@KristinDominguezDP]

So glad you enjoyed it!

[@DevlinPeckYT]

Glad it was helpful!

[@BrianMarcWhittaker]

This is so helpful. It gave me ideas to prototype. Thank you for sharing this resource.

[@KristinDominguezDP]

Nice! So glad it sparked some ideas for you!

[@DevlinPeckYT]

Thanks for taking the time to watch!

[@waleedzuhairalani]

The content is fantastic, as usual. I appreciate it!

[@DevlinPeckYT]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@waleedzuhairalani]

@@DevlinPeckYT I miss your videos Devlin, and your team is fantastic, for sure!

[@KristinDominguezDP]

Thanks Waleed! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@shalomweston6562]

Great tips. I'm trying to add in the float animation in PowerPoint but it's not playing when I play it as a slideshow. It just shows a blank space. What do I need to fix?

[@kwpf]

Thanks for sharing. Unfortunately the morph transition is not in the list.

[@KristinDominguezDP]

I wish Storyline supported the morph transition too! While not super convenient, a workaround is to create the transition in PowerPoint, export your slide(s) as MP4s, and then import them into Storyline. You'll likely also need to add cue points and triggers to get everything working perfectly.

[@DevlinPeckYT]

The morph transition is great on it's own within PowerPoint for sure. And I agree with Kristin here - it would be cool if that feature transferred a little easier into SL!