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Storyline: Gamified Brain Teasers Template

NicoleLegault1's avatar
NicoleLegault1
Staff
10 years ago

Give your learners a break from their course content with this fun brain teaser game! Simply pop in the slide to your course and use it as is, or, customize the images and answers to make it your own. 

View project in action. 

Download font (Londrina) for the same look and feel.

And in case anyone needs it... here are the answers:

1. Pretty please

2. Incomplete pass

3. Inside job 

4. Too funny for words

5. Lazy afternoon 

6. I understand

Published 10 years ago
Version 1.0
storyline 360

11 Comments

  • TrinaRimmer's avatar
    TrinaRimmer
    Former Staff
    10 years ago
    Nicole, I just love this template so much! Thanks for sharing your brilliant idea with us.
  • BretWiseman's avatar
    BretWiseman
    Community Member
    10 years ago
    Actually, both the idea of giving the learners a break AND the template are great ideas, Thanks
  • AdamHain-6903fb's avatar
    AdamHain-6903fb
    Community Member
    10 years ago
    Hi Nicole,

    Great template! We were experimenting with it today. I was wondering if you know of a way to allow for variations on an answer. For example allowing 'red blood cell', 'red blood cells' or 'erythrocytes' to all be correct. Or perhaps 'pickle', 'pickles' or 'pickle relish'...anyway, we tried using the 'or' operator in the triggers in your template, but didn't have much luck. Any advice?
    • NicoleLegault1's avatar
      NicoleLegault1
      Staff
      10 years ago
      Hi Adam! Thanks for posting your question! I had already run into a situation where I wanted the learner to be able to type in more than 1 potential answer but I had already run into the issue with the OR not working. To make my life easier I had just eliminated those choices and kept it to those where there's only 1 clear and obvious answer. However, it is a great question! I'd pop it into the Storyline Discussion boards to see if anyone in the community might have a better suggestion or have figured out a work around: https://community.articulate.com/forums/articulate-storyline