This is a short demo using voice recognition in Storyline. It's just an experiment for now but there's potential to use this technology for language courses, voice-control navigation, etc.
You you need Chrome browser and a mic to test out the Travel Game.
This thread is a bit older, so I'm not certain Zsolt is still subscribed to the post, although he is still a regular in the forums. You could look at messaging him directly using the "contact me" button on his profile.
So, for those who were asking about the voice recognition experiment... A lot of things have changed since I created this more than a year ago. Technology that was available in Chrome only at that time is now better. Unfortunately, I don't have the source Storyline file. I do have the voice recognition webobject that communicates with Storyline. In order to change that to your needs, you would have to do it in Scirra's Construct 2 game engine. I'll create a sample Storyline to show how it receives a word you say in the mic.
I'm not sure if Zsolt is still subscribed here, as the post is a bit older - but you could always use the "contact me" button on a ELH users' profile to reach out to them directly!
For customer service training at contact centers. The "machine" would play the role of customer and the CSR would play him/herself. Whenver CSR says "key message" or point, a trigger grants CSR a score. The CSR would need to collect "10" points to successfully pass the course. The machine would also play the role of "coach." So, essentially, the machine automates the role of coach, or feedback provider.
Awesome idea Cindy :) I think that is the kinda thing Zsolt was looking for. This thread is a bit dated and I'm not sure if you wanted to chat directly with him, but you are certainly welcome to reach out to the user directly via the 'Contact Me' option on the user profile if you do not hear back soon.
Thanks, Cindy. Wondering if you were able to create an example of this? I am working on a VR project (very early stages) and I'm trying to find an example to get started. Any help would be great!!
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Hi Cindy! Did you ever find a way to make this vocal interaction between a CSR and a simulation come together? I'm trying to explore some options for a training scenario that's very close to what you describe here.
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Hi Zsolt,
Just an FYI that link seems dead? just directs back to an ELH page.
Fixed it!! Thanks!
Thanks Zsolt - that looks like the banner demo not anything to do with Voice recognition?
Shoot me :) Talking to you on two different topics... Fixed.
Hi Zsolt! Could you share your Project file here so we could study this and maybe create projects based on this?
Thanks!
Hi Jaybee,
This thread is a bit older, so I'm not certain Zsolt is still subscribed to the post, although he is still a regular in the forums. You could look at messaging him directly using the "contact me" button on his profile.
Thanks, Ashley! I messaged him as you have advised. :)
So, for those who were asking about the voice recognition experiment... A lot of things have changed since I created this more than a year ago. Technology that was available in Chrome only at that time is now better. Unfortunately, I don't have the source Storyline file. I do have the voice recognition webobject that communicates with Storyline. In order to change that to your needs, you would have to do it in Scirra's Construct 2 game engine. I'll create a sample Storyline to show how it receives a word you say in the mic.
Thanks for popping back in Zsolt! Super contributions; we sure appreciate it!
Hi Zsolt, did you ever find time to create that sample Storyline file? I'd be really interested to learn more about how SL receives the spoken words.
Hi David,
I'm not sure if Zsolt is still subscribed here, as the post is a bit older - but you could always use the "contact me" button on a ELH users' profile to reach out to them directly!
Best of luck with your project!
For customer service training at contact centers. The "machine" would play the role of customer and the CSR would play him/herself. Whenver CSR says "key message" or point, a trigger grants CSR a score. The CSR would need to collect "10" points to successfully pass the course. The machine would also play the role of "coach." So, essentially, the machine automates the role of coach, or feedback provider.
Awesome idea Cindy :) I think that is the kinda thing Zsolt was looking for. This thread is a bit dated and I'm not sure if you wanted to chat directly with him, but you are certainly welcome to reach out to the user directly via the 'Contact Me' option on the user profile if you do not hear back soon.
Thank you.
Thanks, Cindy. Wondering if you were able to create an example of this? I am working on a VR project (very early stages) and I'm trying to find an example to get started. Any help would be great!!
Hey Pam! Hopefully Cindy is still subscribed here and will be able to chime in to help you out. You are certainly welcome to reach out to the user directly via the 'Contact Me' option on the user profile if you do not hear back soon.
I saw an elearning where the learnercould record and pl lay back their response to a customer inquiry. I would like to see that in storyline.
Thanks Cindy - I've submitted that feature request on your behalf.
Hi Cindy! Did you ever find a way to make this vocal interaction between a CSR and a simulation come together? I'm trying to explore some options for a training scenario that's very close to what you describe here.
Hello Andrew and welcome to E-Learning Heroes :)
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