Design Hacks: L&D Graphic Design Showcase
Ever stared at a blank slide wondering how others make their learning materials look so professional (while you’re still using the same template from 2018)? You’re not alone! Creating visually appealing learning content doesn’t require an art degree—just some clever tricks from those who’ve been there.
Because Instructional Design is more than developing lesson outlines, many L&D professionals have their secret graphic design weapons: time-saving shortcuts, go-to tools, and design hacks that transform ordinary content into eye-catching materials. Now’s your chance to steal—er, borrow—these brilliant ideas!
That’s why this Coffee Chat is our first-ever “Design Hacks: An L&D Graphic Design Showcase!”
This isn’t our typical Coffee Chat—it’s a show-and-tell extravaganza! Bring your favorite design tip, tool, or template to share with the community. We’ll showcase real examples, trade quick wins, and collectively level up our design game. Whether you’re a PowerPoint wizard, Canva superhero, or just trying to make your job aids less cringe-worthy, this session promises practical tips you can use immediately.
What you can expect:
- Quick-fire shares of favorite tools, templates, and resources
- Before & After Gallery: See real transformations of learning materials
- Time-Saving Tricks: Shortcuts that make you look like a design pro (even when you’re not!)
- Color & Font Therapy: Simple principles to make your designs pop without overwhelming learners
Join us on May 23, 2025, at 11am CST with your best design tip ready to share! Don’t worry—we won’t judge your old clip art collections (much).
Register now and prepare to dazzle your colleagues with your newfound design superpowers!
Can’t Make It In Person? No Worries, We’ve Got Your Back! Register And Receive The Following:
✅ Access to the Learning Rebels resource page with all the extra goodies
✅ Copy of the video recording
✅ Copy of the chatbox transcription
✅ Copy of the full session transcript & summary
✅ Additional resources such as books, articles, and handouts