Audio Interviews with E-Learning Designers #364: Challenge | Recap
Challenge of the Week
This week, your challenge is to record your answers to the following 10 interview questions:
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Marcus and Jodi Discuss Story Boards
Demo: https://jodisdemos.s3.amazonaws.com/364+Podcast/story.html
I only answered one question...ten was too many and I only have a 2 minute attention span. I did a quick video, and to make use of Storyline features, I added closed captions (I was a little rusty). I learned you can change the size of the captions! That control was right under my nose and I had never noticed it before.
Demo: https://jodisdemos.s3.amazonaws.com/364+Podcast/story.html
I only answered one question...ten was too many and I only have a 2 minute attention span. I did a quick video, and to make use of Storyline features, I added closed captions (I was a little rusty). I learned you can change the size of the captions! That control was right under my nose and I had never noticed it before.
The caption sizing wasn't always available, but I'm glad you found it. And I appreciate how you took the most controversial topic to use for your interview. I still remember the rocky start we had to our storyboard challenge https://community.articulate.com/articles/share-your-elearning-storyboard-templates/
- I found a caption sizing thread in the forums as I noticed they seemed kind of small. I remember that storyboarding challenge too! Jackie's template is great and I don't even do one that detailed all the time. Sometimes it's just stick figures on a piece of scrap paper. I guess I'm just conditioned to think that way--and I know some people feel they get pushback or don't want to spend the time boarding. I always include board-time in my scope of work proposals, even if it's just for me, and usually clients don't object. On to #365!