Want to test your learners’ knowledge of a process? What better way than with a freeform drag-and-drop question.
This fully functional template was built with Storyline 360. Simply swap out the images, insert your content, and you’re ready to go!
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- Thank you Allison,
Fun and well designed! Like it very much. Must have taken an engineering mind to articulate it!
Regards,
Vincent Lau- You're welcome! So glad you liked it. I don't know about the engineering mind though, I'm more of a linguist! Haha
- Thanks Allison, was looking for some inspiration to let learners work on the proces of regulation of the blood composition (difficult to learn and not so attractive to reproduce), this will certainly help!
- I'm happy to hear that, Tineke! I'd love to see what you come up with if you're able to share.
- Thanks, Allison, this is exactly what I've been struggling with in designing a learning module on cryptography for my college class. Since I don't do ID full time, I never seem to pick up on the cool tricks like moving the objects in so the screen is not all cluttered. You're my hero!
- I am thrilled that this was useful to you! :)
- This is awesome and interesting ....it helped a lot in creating similar process to my team members. Thanks Allison for it.
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m&k- You're welcome! So glad it was useful to you. :)
- nice work !!
- Thanks!
- Hi Allison,
Is there a way to move the slider by using a keyboard button (such as an arrow)? Can you add a trigger to move the slider by keyboard commands instead of using the mouse. I trying to ensure we meet accessibility compliance. Any feedback would be great.
Thanks
Sandy- Hi Sandy ! We added that feature in Storyline 2 Update 5, so if you have that version or anything more recent you can do it, but it only works in the flash output. It will just work automatically when you're viewing flash output with a screen reader.
- HI Allison, would it work if I use it in a SCORM package?
- Yes, as long as it's a flash output it will work, even if it's part of a SCORM package.
- Lovely template! I'll be using something very similar in my next course :-) Thanks!
- You're welcome! Glad you like it :)
- Thank you Allison, Love this interactive piece :)
- You're welcome!
