Using Sliders for Interactive Infographics RECAP #260: Challenge | Recap
This week’s challenge asked course designers to create interactive infographics using sliders. Examples include using sliders to show: processes, charts and graphs, timelines, data visualization, and more! Thanks to everyone who shared a demo, download, or feedback this week.
Montse
View project | Download | Montse Anderson | Website | @mLearning
Jonathan Hill
View project | Download | Jonathan Hill | Website | @JHill_AssocCIPD
Jodi Sansone
View project | Download | Jodi Sansone | @jodimsansone
Joanne Chen
View project | Joanne Chen | Website
Syed Amjad Ali
View project | Syed Amjad Ali | Website | @swift_elearning
Philippe Mekal
View project | Philippe Mekal | Website
Kimberly Herb
View project | Kimberly Herb | Website | @kimherb
Nick Russell
View project | Download | Nick Russell | Website
Susan Champion
Mallori Steele
View project | Mallori Steele | Website
Shannon Perry
Jessica Fernandez
View project | Jessica Fernandez | @elearning_geek
Justin Otteson
Daniel Holthouse
View project | Daniel Holthouse
Alex Jinca
View project | Alex Jinca | Website
Larry van wave
View project | Larry van wave | Wave
Ashley Hinkle
Samuel Apata
View project | Download | Samuel Apata | Website | @afrostem
Rebecca Patterson
View project | Rebecca Patterson
Deb Lewis
Ryan Brown
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