jack massa guidance communications, inc. jack@guidancecommunications.com using powerpoint as a...

Jack MassaGuidance Communications, Inc.www.guidancecommunications.comjack@guidancecommunications.com

Using PowerPoint as

a Graphics tool

© 2012 Nexidia, Inc.

Corporate Objectives

Identify target media sets Select Metrics Set Thresholds

Evaluation Analysis Reports

View resultsSearch

Listen/viewinteractions

Evaluate interactions

Evaluation Form

My Evaluations page

Save/publish

Coach Agents

Audits,Appeals,Calibrations,Reports

Analysis Report Data

Evaluation templates

SelectManage

Define Quality Initiatives

Evaluate Quality Cycle

Corporate Objectives

Track PerformanceAnalysis Reports

“Measure”

Standardize ScoringAuditsAppealsCalibrationsReports

Examine InteractionsSearch

Score PerformanceEvaluation forms

Coach AgentsCoaching forms

“Improve”

Analysis Report Data

Usability Audit and Standards Project

Usability Audit(Heuristic Analysis of Products)

Financial Industry Research

Web Usability Research

Web ApplicationUI Guidelines

HeuristicChecklist

ProblemScore Sheet

Product/User Task

Matrix

Sources Reusable Tools

FindingsUI

Standards &

Guidelines

Audit Reports

Two types of appeal

Appeal by supervisor Appeal by

auditor

Decided by Judge

Evidence from neuroscience

At least 50% of the brain’s processing capacity is visual.

TheirValue

OUR VALUE

ReportResults

How Report Filters Work

All files

VOTE

Decoration is a slippery slope

engagement

distraction

your learner

Source: http://www.learnnuggets.com/2013/09/sketchnotes-characters-and-locations/

The Stereo Advantage: Dual cameras see past overlapping objects to provide an accurate count.

Mono count: 4 adults

True count: 6 adults

Resources:

Design principles: The Non-Designer’s Design Book (Robin Williams)

PowerPoint Drawing: Nuggethead Stuios,http://nuggethead.net/

Rapid Elearning Blog - http://www.articulate.com/rapid-elearning/

For drawing stick figures, http://www.learnnuggets.com/2013/09/sketchnotes-characters-and-locations/

Visual Thinking: Unfolding the Napkin, Dan Roam.