E-Learning Challenge #76: Challenge | Recap
Challenge of the Week
This week your challenge is to share one or more practical examples of instructional animations.
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What a great idea to do a recap of your work Nick - fantastic job.
I really like your proof of concept Charles - I'm just starting to use sliders and it seems there's a lot you can do with this feature if you have the imagination. Thanks for sharing.
This is quite an unusual situation to be 2 days into a challenge and have only a couple of entries so far. I was kind of waiting to see what others came up with. Anyway, here's my attempt at an interactive animation. I came across the definition of animation being - "the process of displaying still images in a rapid sequence to create the illusion of movement". At a stretch I think mine qualifies!
Some of the resources I was admiring before jumping into this challenge are on the Portfolio page of Fusion Spark Media: http://new.fusionspark.com/portfolio/interactives/
No blog post for this as yet - but you can view the final product here: http://bit.ly/1Cou5MD
I really like your proof of concept Charles - I'm just starting to use sliders and it seems there's a lot you can do with this feature if you have the imagination. Thanks for sharing.
This is quite an unusual situation to be 2 days into a challenge and have only a couple of entries so far. I was kind of waiting to see what others came up with. Anyway, here's my attempt at an interactive animation. I came across the definition of animation being - "the process of displaying still images in a rapid sequence to create the illusion of movement". At a stretch I think mine qualifies!
Some of the resources I was admiring before jumping into this challenge are on the Portfolio page of Fusion Spark Media: http://new.fusionspark.com/portfolio/interactives/
No blog post for this as yet - but you can view the final product here: http://bit.ly/1Cou5MD
Another nice one, Dianne! I like that the slider is vertical on this one. Helps to remind us to think outside the box, design-wise.