Looking for more ways to be inclusive in the workplace? This Storyline 360 course uses a custom carousel interaction and data-entry fields to personalize the learning experience.
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- Thank for your feedback! You can find the source file here:
https://koeninger.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/portfolio/ELC344_v2/elc344.story
For the pdf I used a js library called printJS. I created the layout for the pdf with HTML and added to the variables from the project. You can find the code in the trigger from the download button.- Thank you!!!
- Thanks for the link, Fabian! I added a download button at the top so more people can see it.
- This is great and I love the set out. Seems we still have the problem of paragraph breaks though. If I break my answer into paragraphs, the output shows text altogether with no breaks. In my example for challenge 344, I had to use a button to insert the break characters. It would be great if some of the Javascript gurus could see if this is possible...
- That looks great Fabian, thank you so much for sharing!
- Wow it's very nice Fabian! Thanks so much for your sharing because it's really inspiring!!
- From where did you source these images Fabian?
This is such a nice piece of work.- At the end of this course, the creator included a reference to the illustration assets:
https://blush.design/collections/croods/croods
Blush has stock illustration collections from lots of different illustrators: https://blush.design/
- Love this quick little microlearning. Willing to share the source files?
- I thought this was great and really effective. I'd be interested to know how you were able to get the pdf of the ideas generated and printed.
- Nice presentation! Now to find a way to incorporate it for my audience!
- Gorgeous!
- Love it!
- This looks great. What happens to the responses course participants have submitted? Can they be viewed easily by the course creators?
- Hey Simon! In this demo the responses will not be collected. They will only be used for the PDF created at the end of the course.
- Hi Fabian, thanks for responding so quickly. It sounds then that it will be possible though for the course creator to view and collect responses. If so, that is exactly what I am looking for.
