Free "Create Your Own Quest" Game Template - PowerPoint Version!

Hi Jackie,

Thank you so much! You are wonderful to have done this so quickly. I will work on my challenge and hope to have something to share by the end of the week. Thanks again!

Not often we see custom projects reverse engineered to generic Storyline all the way down to generic PowerPoint but that's how we roll in this community. 

Thanks for sharing the template, Jackie.

Hi Jackie,

Your game template is amazing!!

Am so keen to use it in my next instructional design assignment..!! Can't wait to see and hear the reaction of my colleagues!

But, was just wondering, in the ppt mode, how can I change the labels on the map, 'Label 1', 'Label 2', etc.. they seem uneditable in the ppt version.. :(

Can you help please..?

Hi Shilpa,

Thank you so much! I'm very happy you'll get to put it to good use and amaze your colleagues. (Colleagues should always be amazed.) Wish I could see the end result! 

The game board and any other elements that might seem to be "locked" are just on the slide master and very easy to change. Just go to View > Slide Master, and choose the master slide you want to edit. In normal view I believe you'll see them over to your left on the side.

This is one of the reasons I suggested watching the videos I made. They show the Storyline version, but when it comes to editing the slide masters, the procedure is very similar. The 2 videos are here and you might want to take a look at them just to learn a bit more: http://www.jackievannice.com/?p=175064358

Thanks for your question, Shilpa - and have fun!

Jackie

Hello All,

Thought I'd jump in on this one.  It is a take on the classic trivial persuit game.  I used the built in questions so that it can be tracked and scored.

have some fun with it.

http://s3.amazonaws.com/tempshare-stage.storyline.articulate.com/stp18qqcg36i1udl1o0g7gq1am01b3f1/story.html

Hi Ari!

I'm so glad you're jumping in! I know it's confusing with multiple threads about this template, but if you post your entry over on David's challenge page you'll have officially made it in.

Here's the link: http://community.articulate.com/blogs/david/archive/2014/06/13/steal-elearning-templates.aspx

Over there you'll also get to see the other entries community members have created for the challenge. It's a pretty fun bunch of entries and I'm glad you'll be one of them!

Jackie

Jackie, your astounding creativity can only be matched by your generosity of spirit! You've inspired me so many times, and I thank you for these powerful examples!

Kindest regards,

Adele

Thank you so much, Adele - and you're more than welcome!

If you find any of this useful or inspiring it makes me ridiculously happy - so thank YOU! I really appreciate your comments.

This is just terrific stuff. Love the monster template. It's amazing what you can do! Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing Jackie...It's amazing!

Jackie - this is so cool! I love that you shared the walk-thru, too. You are awesome, and so is this game!

Gary, Ashi, & Kristin - Thank you so much! You've each completely made my day.

I'm so happy you like these (and the monster demo, Gary!) and hope you can use them. Thanks again!

My pleasure, Cecilia! I can't wait to see what your challenge entry will be!