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How to Create an Interactive PowerPoint Elearning Module September 11th, 2012 9 comments In a recent post we looked at  ways to build interactive elearning  even if using PowerPoint to build the courses. One of the  demos I shared  prompted lots of questions. So in today’s post I’ll show you how I created the PowerPoint interaction. This lets us look at some essential production tips when using PowerPoint to build interactive elearning. PowerPoint Tutorials Click here to view the tutorials . Review the  PowerPoint interaction  to see how it works. I also included a link to  download the PowerPoint file  so that you can see how it’s assembled. This may help when viewing the tutorials above. Or quickly skim the notes below. In addition, the download can be used as a template. Feel free to replace the content with your own if you need a quick interactive module.  Use Multiple Layouts Use as many layouts as you need to build your course. In this template