Interactive Timelines in E-Learning #246: Challenge | Recap
Challenge of the Week
This week, your challenge is to share an example that demonstrates how interactive timelines can be used ...
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I’ve been really trying to focus on mobile friendly designs for my clients so with that in mind here is my contribution this week.
Example: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/57643aa0-46c7-499c-867e-ea0dd8642caf/review
I tried keeping everything square for a phone. I wanted to keep minimum instruction onscreen and make the interaction obvious. (I find always hard to do when working on something yourself,it's obvious to me; I made it. :) I welcome your feedback!)
I’ve also been working with my community garden donating marketing and instructional design skills and wanted to try out this interaction for something fun.
I used states to hide and reveal the photo and text boxes. Photos have zoom capability on.
I also wanted to use engaging large photos for a small screen so I used my iPhone and Moonflowers from my front yard.
Have a great week everyone!
Example: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/57643aa0-46c7-499c-867e-ea0dd8642caf/review
I tried keeping everything square for a phone. I wanted to keep minimum instruction onscreen and make the interaction obvious. (I find always hard to do when working on something yourself,it's obvious to me; I made it. :) I welcome your feedback!)
I’ve also been working with my community garden donating marketing and instructional design skills and wanted to try out this interaction for something fun.
I used states to hide and reveal the photo and text boxes. Photos have zoom capability on.
I also wanted to use engaging large photos for a small screen so I used my iPhone and Moonflowers from my front yard.
Have a great week everyone!
Oh, love moon flowers! Thanks for posting, and nicely done!