Training presentations and eLearning
Most learning & development departments use text-heavy slides. For classroom training, for webinars, for storyboarding, and as the basis for rapid eLearning. But text-heavy slides don’t work.
So, how can we help you? We know how to use slides to tell visual stories, how to use visual storytelling for eLearning, and how to use great design to make learning effective. With BrightCarbon you can…
Create or revamp eLearning – bringing together great visualisation, stunning graphics, and effective instructional design to ensure your learners actually learn;
Revolutionise your training presentations with world-class training presentation design, and build your own capabilities with advanced PowerPoint training;
Support blended learning with beautiful infographics and interactive PDFs.

Examples
Presentation design
Idealcombi – Legislative window and door design
This presentation was created to educate architects. We created visuals that showed accessibility requirements, and illustrated the implications of legislation in a clear and engaging way. The design style emulates architects' sketches, making the slides feel like designs the audience might be working on.
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Mercer – Global talent trends
This presentation creation project for Mercer needed to be presentable and also suitable for printing, while keeping the relevant data on-slide. We used animation to pace the story but ensured that all animations built without layering, keeping the slides printable.
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Talking Talent – Brilliance in diversity
Talking Talent came to us in need of a compelling, printable presentation to promote their specialist coaching and consultancy offering to global audiences. With carefully crafted messaging, clever visualisation and
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World Food Programme – Diversity & inclusion
These stylish and unique illustrations were created for the UN's World Food Programme. The hand-drawn ink and watercolour elements were brought to life with slick animations that accompanied a voiceover to guide learners through the content.
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Siemens – Quality and compassion in company culture
This Dynamic Animation was used for an internal presentation at Siemens. The animation uses kinetic text to tell the story: the text is animated in a dynamic way, leading the viewer through the story and paces the information flow.
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Renaissance Learning – Culture code
The client had a specific request for this Presentation Creation project: make the content work in a similar way to Prezi, but create it in PowerPoint. We used native PowerPoint animations to create a similar look-and-feel to a Prezi presentation.
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Mercer – Thrive presentation
This presentation was created for a worldwide conference series. The overhead photography allows the visuals to tell the story in an interesting way.
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How to make interactive PowerPoint slides for eLearning
- 28th Oct 2014
- PowerPoint design, Effective eLearning
Want to build some interactivity into your PowerPoint slides? Here are two easy entry-level ways that you can turn your PowerPoint slides into dynamic and interactive material for eLearning.
Are interactive PDFs useful for eLearning agencies?
- 26th May 2017
- Effective eLearning, Visual communication
What can you do with an Interactive PDF? (and perhaps equally importantly, what can't you do). Working in an eLearning agency means we are always investigating different way to engage learners, share knowledge, and assess delegates. We're all so used to simply reading documents as PDFs that it's easy to forget that this versatile format has many more features and capabilities. Read on to learn more about what can be done with PDF from an eLearning agency that creates them...
12 training presentation ideas
- 26th May 2017
- Presentation skills, Visual communication
We've all come across really boring training slides. But wouldn't it be great if training presentations actually supported trainers and helped participants to actually learn something? So, calling all facilitators, trainers, and training content creators, please take note of our 12 training presentation ideas!
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