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Get Your Emoji On with These E-Learning Examples #77

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10 years ago

E-Learning Emoji RECAP #77: Challenge | Recap

I can't find an emoji big enough to express how much I enjoyed the demos you shared in the emoji challenge. Thanks again to everyone who shared or offered feedback this week.

I also want to welcome our first-time challenger Amanda Ethington to the challenges. Thanks for joining, Amanda!

Want to participate in this or any previous challenge? No problem! The challenges are open 24/7 so share your demo and I'll update the recap page to feature your work.

Jackie Van Nice

View demo | Learn more | Jackie Van Nice | @jackietrains

Alexander Salas

View demo | Alexander Salas | Website | @stylelearn

Kristin Anthony

View demo | Kristin Anthony | Website | @anthkris

Bruce Graham

View demo| Bruce Graham | Website | @brucuk

Chris Lee

View demo | Chris Lee | Website

Linda Lorenzetti

View demo | Linda Lorenzetti | @lindalor

Ashi Tandon

View demo | Ashi Tandon | Website | @ashi_tandon

Melissa Milloway

View demo | Melissa Milloway | Website | @MelMilloway

Joanna Kurpiewska

View demo | Joanna Kurpiewska | Website | @elearningjoanna

Nancy Woinoski

View demo | Nancy Woinoski | Website | @pinchedhead

Wilson Santiago

View demo | Wilson Santiago

Tracy Parish

View demo | Learn more | Tracy Parish | Website | @TracyParish

Amanda Ethington

View demo | Learn more | Amanda Ethington | Website

Alexander Salas

View demo | Alexander Salas | Website | @stylelearn

John Bellotti

View demo | John Bellotti

Chris Chagnon

View demo | Chris Chagnon | Website

Jessica Andrezze

View demo | Jessica Andrezze

Jeff Kortenbosch

View demo | Jeff Kortenbosch | Website | @elearningjeff

Katerina Tsartsali

View demo | Katerina Tsartsali | Website | @KaterinaCursim

Ian Monk

View demo | Ian Monk

Dharmesh Rajput

Download (PowerPoint) | Dharmesh Rajput

Veronica Budnikas

View demo | Learn more | Veronica Budnikas | @verobudnikas

Jennifer Murberg-Braswell

View demo | Jennifer Murberg-Braswell

Karen Loftus

Download (PowerPoint) | Karen Loftus

Katherine Jackson

View project | Katherine Jackson

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Share Your Emoji Examples!

This week's emoji challenge is still open! If you have one or more emoji examples you'd like to share, click here to add your link in the comments section.

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JessicaAndre088
Community Member
10 years ago
As per usual, I am fashionably late to my first ELH challenge.. but I didn't want to miss this one! So fun! http://googledrive.com/host/0B8eNnE3Nm8UYfjJteU01ZXpfQnRxOTJQdnp3V01DaDNmdUtSQURMWG54UDNTaXI5eEY1cnc
- AlexanderSalas
  Community Member
  10 years ago
  This is great Jessica, I look forward to see more of your entries going forward ; )
- DavidAnderson
  Staff
  10 years ago
  Welcome to the challenges, Jessica! Those were great. Admittedly I did better on the overall rebuses than I did the celebrities.
  
  I just added your demo to the recap: https://community.articulate.com/articles/emoji-visual-examples#JessicaAndrezze
jeff
Community Member
10 years ago
Here's another one! Based on Challenge 78 I completed Challenge 77... Sometimes I think David does these follow ups on purpose ;)

http://www.seriouslearning.nl/challenges/CH77/story.html
- OraTanner
  Community Member
  10 years ago
  How do you make your Storyline activity fit the entire screen? I notice the majority of the activities have a large size. Thank you.
- DavidAnderson
  Staff
  10 years ago
  Nice job converting your emojis to a drag-drop activity, Jeff. That's a beautiful interaction.
- NatashaGurm
  Community Member
  10 years ago
  I second Ora's question - great to have a full screen but also that there doesn't appear to be any of the standard Player template framing it. I'm still new to Articulate so appreciate you sharing a tip or two :)
  - NancyWoinoski
    Super Hero
    10 years ago
    Hi Natasha and Ora - there are a couple of tricks to making the presentation look like it is full screen. -All are done in the player properties settings.
    
    1. In the player settings turn off all of the features i.e., title, menu, resources, seekbar etc.
    
    2. While on the Player Properties screen select Colors and Effects and then click the Show advanced color editing link. This s were you can make the player border and background transparent. Under Edit item, select Base and set the transparency for Main border, main background and slide background to 100%.
    
    3. In Jeff's example, he made the Page background the same color as the background on his slides. The page background sets the color of the story.html page that is created when you publish your course.
    
    4. Still in the Slide properties, click the Other icon and set the Player size to Scale Player to fill browser window.
    
    Oh yes and there is one other thing - on your actual slides you have to turn off the next and prev buttons (you can't do this in the player settings for some reason).
    
    I think this should do what you want.
JohnBellotti-b3
Community Member
10 years ago
Late, but hey, I finally figured out how to get it on Google Drive.
https://googledrive.com/host/0BwImWX0_Onb6fmM0V1YyT2pSLUdSeUVIdzZKaF80NEw1bjREc25rb3U3VEVManAwREVuajQ
- DavidAnderson
  Staff
  10 years ago
  Right on, John! You're not late, either. Just updated the recap to include your cool demo: https://community.articulate.com/articles/emoji-visual-examples#JohnBellotti
ChrisChagnon
Community Member
10 years ago
Hi David,
Can you add mine to the recap section. I had fun creating it last night.
- DavidAnderson
  Staff
  10 years ago
  What a fun example, Chris! I managed to get all 3 correct on the first try.
  
  Recap updated: https://community.articulate.com/articles/emoji-visual-examples#ChrisChagnon
KaterinaTsartsa
Community Member
10 years ago
Here is mine, even though i am one week late!
https://4e558be4d505ccea917fa3fa248d6e218f1881a2.googledrive.com/host/0B0YrWv6zT0-AfkNENkE3UUF4UWtHTXd5WGYwRGdNWml1UjdJLWE5T0JXRWt5Z1d3NlBWNlE/
- DavidAnderson
  Staff
  10 years ago
  That translator interaction is so cool!
  
  No worries on submitting late. I'm traveling today but will add your example to the recap tomorrow.
IanMonk
Community Member
10 years ago
David - can you please add my interactive emoji to the recap.

Here is the link: http://tinyurl.com/p7bd6hv

Thanks,
Ian
DharmeshRajput
Community Member
10 years ago
Hi David, Could you add my emoji to the recap as well please.
Here is the link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/tag9g9d3vhvns5o/EmojisDR.pptx?dl=0

Thanks
Dharmesh
DavidAnderson
Staff
10 years ago
Hey gang! Just wanted to let you know I've updated the challenge with everyone's recent entries.
JenniferBraswel
Community Member
10 years ago
I wanted to utilize shapes and colors to help relay the emotion in the Emoticon. Here's what I've got so far:

https://eb159e4588b3e4070c984e75a645473f07003984.googledrive.com/host/0B1O8jeFOFeqrfnRibnpJNldEZV9rXzNxLTRUN3NNNjNrbVJTWUU2SjN5Rm05azd4WHhwM0U/story.html
- DavidAnderson
  Staff
  10 years ago
  Fun use of sliders, Jennifer! I added your entry to the recap: https://community.articulate.com/articles/emoji-visual-examples#JenniferMurbergBraswell
  - JenniferBraswel
    Community Member
    10 years ago
    Thanks David. What a fun challenge!
KarenLoftus
Community Member
10 years ago
Hmmm... Not so sure how this one turned out. I used a thumb print as the basis for each emoji and then took it from there.

https://googledrive.com/host/0B9sWA4QqkxBfZkotd2hKVWhUc1E
- DavidAnderson
  Staff
  10 years ago
  Is that your thumbprint? Either way it's a great concept! Just updated the recap: https://community.articulate.com/articles/emoji-visual-examples#KarenLoftus