Presenter/Speaker Resources
This is the place to find tips, best practices, and templates to help you create online learning for APTA's Learning Center. The toolkit offers information on how to write learning objectives, organize and structure content, narrate your own content, write learning assessment questions, and more. You can either download the entire .pdf or simply select a section from the links below and download one at a time.
I. Designing and Developing a Learner Experience
Goal DevelopmentA brief job aid explaining how to develop course goals. Includes an author worksheet. Learning ObjectivesA brief job aid explaining how to develop learning objectives and gives examples of appropriate online learning action verbs. Includes an author worksheet. Content OrganizationA brief job aid explaining how to structure content in a presentation to be used as an online course. Includes an author worksheet. Step by step instructions for adding narration to your PowerPoint and creating an .mp4.A Note about PowerPoint as an Authoring Tool PowerPoint is an effective tool to augment a presentations. The layout and format of your screens can make a significant difference in learner comprehension and satisfaction. Here are some best practice tips for you to consider when developing PowerPoint for a live presentation or an online course.
II. APTA Selected Styles and Guidelines
Inclusive Language A brief job aid explaining how to write using patient and people first; patient management and culturally competent language according to AMA and APTA standards.
III. Course Compilation Forms
Form for Course Submission Form used by the lead presenter to collect all course details and materials required for submission to APTA. Course Key Concepts A worksheet you may choose to fill out to inform participants about the key concepts of your online course. IV. References
APTA Style Quick Reference A brief job aid highlighting the most commonly used writing styles presenters refer to in their presentations. Recommended Resources A brief list of web sites that expands on the information included in this toolkit. References A list of works used to compile the information in this toolkit.