Choose Your Own Challenge RECAP #129: Challenge | Recap
This week’s challenge asked course designers to share their own e-learning challenge and example. Examples include games, quizzes, interactive videos, brain games, and more!
Special thanks to first-time challengers: Irshad kachchi, Terry Springer, Adriana Bertolani, Wade Murphy, and Kevin Parker!
Ashley Chiasson
Create an e-learning resource inspired by one of your favourite, existing, applications.
View project | Learn more | Download | Ashley Chiasson | Website | @amdchiasson
Magic Johnson
Create a semi-intelligent game in Articulate Storyline.
View project | Learn more | Magic Johnson | Website | @elearningnetwrk
Linda Lorenzetti
Recreate an animation effect in Articulate Storyline.
View project | Linda Lorenzetti | Website | @lindalor
Ari Avivi
Using sliders to compare and contrast distances.
Cecilia Bernal
Convert a double-entry table into an interactive graphic.
View project | Learn more | Cecilia Bernal | Intexpliki | @intexpliki
Create a double-tab navigation chart in Articulate Storyline.
View project | Learn more | Cecilia Bernal | Intexpliki | @intexpliki
Maija Perfiljeva
Create practical training for a travel agency using variables.
View project | Download | Maija Perfiljeva | Website | @GamayunTraining
Irshad kachchi
Teach learners how to tie a tie with e-learning.
View project | Irshad kachchi | Website | @swift_elearning
Zsolt Olah
Demonstrate how Action Mapping works using animated stories.
View project | Learn more | Zsolt Olah | Website | @Rabbitoreg
Alexander Salas
Create a basic game with conditional variables.
View project | Download | Alexander Salas | Website | @stylelearn
Tracy Carroll
Develop an e-learning template with built-in closed captioning.
View project | Learn more | Download | Tracy Carroll | @1tracycarroll
John Toh
Create an interactive way to teach users how to make sushi.
View project | Download | John Toh
Dianne Hope
Show an example of interactive video in e-learning.
View project | Learn more | Dianne Hope | Website | @DianneHope
Veronica Budnikas
Use the credit sequence of a movie in an e-learning course.
View project | Learn more | Veronica Budnikas | Website | @verobudnikas
Adam Gavarkovs
Transform a magazine into an interaction in Articulate Storyline.
View project | Adam Gavarkovs | @adamgavarkovs
Piewsook Fong KP
Simulate a video game by letting users control character movement.
View project | Download | Piewsook Fong KP
Ashi Tandon
Create an business game or activity to teach management skills.
View project | Ashi Tandon | Website | @ashi_tandon
Joanne Chen
Create an interactive game based on popular brain teasers.
View project | Download | Joanne Chen
Melissa Milloway
Gamify your course background using JavaScript.
Learn more | Melissa Milloway | Website | @MelMilloway
Daniela Slater
Create your own custom illustrated character poses and animate them in Articulate Storyline.
View project | Daniela Slater | Website | @LetMeTeachU
View project | Daniela Slater | Website | @LetMeTeachU
Joanna Kurpiewska
Design an interaction to test how well users see colors.
View project | Learn more | Joanna Kurpiewska | Website | @elearningjoanna
Terry Springer
Design a drag-and-drop activity that’s keyboard accessible for JAWS screen readers.
View project | Learn more & download | Terry Springer
Alexander Salas
Design a Zika awareness safety course.
View project | Download | Alexander Salas | Website | @stylelearn
Adriana Bertolani
Create an interaction to help learners practice a new language.
View project | Adriana Bertolani | Website | @actuasolutions
Saurabh Dua
Design an example to demonstrate height or distance.
Nagarjuna Veeramallu
Show an engaging way to teach software training.
View project | Learn more | Nagarjuna Veeramallu | Website | @pixentia
Colleen Manning
Design an e-learning scenario to help users practice decision-making skills.
View project | Colleen Manning
Arkadiusz Malkowski
Design a retro-style computer training interaction.
View project | Arkadiusz Malkowski | @amalkowski_
Wade Murphy
Use a point-and-click set up to allow a user to explore local history.
Daniel Adeboye
Design a mini-course to help research students choose an appropriate topic.
View project | Daniel Adeboye | Website | @danno4krist
Kevin Parker
Build something cool in Articulate that most people say can only be built in JavaScript.
View project | Kevin Parker | Website
Lesley Bart
Jamie Borreggine
Use motion paths to create a simple, realistic animation-based quiz.
View project | Jamie Borreggine
Fun way to teach children and adults the phonetic alphabet.
View project | Jamie Borreggine
Tracy Carroll
Design a course to help designers decide on whether to build a course.
View project | Tracy Carroll | Website | @1tracycarroll
Ben Hall
Design a branching scenario game where players get to create their own video game company.
Nick Petch
Create a fun and creative ways to educate learners using Storyline's variables.
Inserver
Create looping animations to give a dynamic aspect to courses.
View project | Emilio Lozano | Website | @inelearning
David Tait
Create a 3D character that can be rotated with Storyline's sliders.
View project | David Tait | Website | @4ptLtd
Paige Talbot
Share a gamification example in a simulation style environment.
Hector Martinez
View project | Hector Martinez
Kimberly Strough-Wingo
View project | Kimberly Strough-Wingo
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