Are you looking for an engaging way to teach learners about challenging situations? Check out this interactive guide on how to survive a tornado for some design inspiration!
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- Feeling confident, I could now survive a tornado. Also sure I won't find a need to put my training into practice in Phoenix. But this is still a fantastic example.
- Truth!
- Cool project! Growing up in northwestern Pennsylvania, I've been through a few tornados. This is a fun, engaging, and informative course example. Kudos!
- Like in Albion, PA!
- LOL! I think I may be in one any second...in Dubuque IA with a green-gray sky. I wonder if the casino I'm in is built for a twister.
- OMG! I grew up in DBQ and know exactly what you're talking about. No worries though, the casino is close enough to the river that your pretty safe. In all my years there, never saw one get that close to the water. LOL Great course and thanks for sharing!
- This is awesome - thank you for sharing!
I particularly love the interaction and gamification techniques you have applied throughout this elearning, requiring the learner to stay fully engaged from the beginning to the end. - Can it be converted to Storyline 3 or is there a version.?
- https://jodisdemos.s3.amazonaws.com/333+How+to+Survive+a+Tornado.story
Here's a download link if you want to try it.- Thanks for the link Jodi. I've now saved this as a template to use in the future
- Link still won't open in Storyline 3, it has some 360 only properties. As a small company we don't currently have annual charge possible in our budget for 360
- This is a terrific interaction. I just want to put something out there for consideration. The swirling effect around the numbers started to trigger some nausea for me and had to close the screen. Admittedly, I am super sensitive to that sort of thing but I also know plenty of other people are as well.
- I loved the graphics and interactive elements!
- I love this! Thanks for sharing!
- Living in the UK we don't have tornado's but it got a bit windy the other day!
Great and interesting example of what you can do!
