Slide, Drag, and Hover Past the Next Button #144: Challenge | Recap
Engage your learners by designing interactions that move beyond the boring “Next” button and motivate learners to touch t...
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TIP: Alright here's my previous special method to move slide to slide , which superimposes video with interactions. This is a series of 2 - 5 second video clips (each on it's own slide) with a interaction appended at the very beginning that is paused on the slide's start. Upon the interaction completing the video/timeline plays, and upon media complete it advances to the next slide which is also paused . The purpose of this set up is to keep the video synchronized with the superimposed interactions. Here your interactive objects will be continuously re-aligned on the first frame of each subsequent slide, and the small size of the clips ensures they will be there when the next slide loads.
TIP: Alright here's my previous special method to move slide to slide , which superimposes video with interactions. This is a series of 2 - 5 second video clips (each on it's own slide) with a interaction appended at the very beginning that is paused on the slide's start. Upon the interaction completing the video/timeline plays, and upon media complete it advances to the next slide which is also paused . The purpose of this set up is to keep the video synchronized with the superimposed interactions. Here your interactive objects will be continuously re-aligned on the first frame of each subsequent slide, and the small size of the clips ensures they will be there when the next slide loads.
- Excellent job, Richard! Of course, I'm a old hand at aligning a Sach Foot.
