This study aims at exploring the effectiveness and satisfaction of design students learning technical skills through digitalized training materials. Using Presentation Techniques as a subject course, test pedagogy was designed and learning materials were digitalized. Employing freshmen of Industrial Design, National Cheng Kung University, as test subjects, the pedagogical experiment spanned 13 weeks was conducted. According to the students' performances in assignments and tests, and the survey of their satisfaction using digital tools, the following conclusions can be obtained: learning attitude of students in digital learning are better than those in conventional learning; students with higher scores appreciate digital learning more than those with median and lower scores; in terms of overall performances, educational effectiveness through digital learning improves and catches up with that through conventional learning, and; digital learning can be effectively applied to train technical skills, particularly helpful for students with stronger motivations.