Scrolling Panels in E-Learning #415: Challenge | Recap
When working with lengthy text blocks in your course design, you can do a few things to ensure the composition is manageable and easy ...
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Hello!
I've tinkered with Javascript-enabled scrolling panels in the past and have refined the code again for this challenge. Triggering events based on the position of the scrolling panel can add interactivity while chunking content.
This week the robotic HR consultant, Jobsworth, is back from ELHC #413 to welcome you to your first day at Lucifer Industries.
https://bit.ly/elhc415
There's a download in there too - hidden in a scrolling panel 😀
I've tinkered with Javascript-enabled scrolling panels in the past and have refined the code again for this challenge. Triggering events based on the position of the scrolling panel can add interactivity while chunking content.
This week the robotic HR consultant, Jobsworth, is back from ELHC #413 to welcome you to your first day at Lucifer Industries.
https://bit.ly/elhc415
There's a download in there too - hidden in a scrolling panel 😀
- Coincidentally, all of the background images are created in Dall•E and ChatGPT helped me refine the Javascript. Can I submit the same demo next week, too? 😄
- Hmm…does that question mean you already know what next week’s challenge is?!
- Yep, check out the final section of David's write-up, above. It's announced there.
- This was great! I love the graphics
- Another good example to study carefully, Jonathan. Thanks for sharing.
- I don't think I'd stay long at Lucifer... Jobsworth is cool though.
- Wow, great work Jonathan! I really liked the concept of using an elevator integrated with a scroll. The art direction is also really cool, with the good use of generative AI images and voice. There is a nice sense of expectation..what's waiting for me on each floor :D
- I love having the scroll as an interactive element for the user, very nice work!
- Hey Jonathan. Question - are scrolling panels accessible? Love your work.
- Hi Lisa, yes, they are! Like most interactive objects in Storyline, you can access scrolling panels using the Tab key and then use the up and down keys or Page Up and Down keys to move it.
