Using Sliders with E-Learning Characters #311: Challenge | Recap
Using characters in e-learning courses is one of the easiest ways designers can personalize the learning experience.
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Hello and a belated Happy New Year! Some of you might have heard that I caught Covid-19 at Christmas and have only recently returned to work. While I was recuperating, I watched a LOT of classic movies, which inspired this week's demo:
THE USABLE SUSPECTS
http://bit.ly/elhc311
No download this week, as I intend to develop this concept further. I've always wanted to build a course where your choice of character influences the flow/difficulty of the course. If you have any questions about how I put this together though, drop me a line.
EDIT
Blog post now live!
https://engagebraintrain.com/the-usable-suspects/
THE USABLE SUSPECTS
http://bit.ly/elhc311
No download this week, as I intend to develop this concept further. I've always wanted to build a course where your choice of character influences the flow/difficulty of the course. If you have any questions about how I put this together though, drop me a line.
EDIT
Blog post now live!
https://engagebraintrain.com/the-usable-suspects/
Very glad to hear you conquered that challenge as well. Cool interaction. I'm wondering how you got the characters to step in front of each other.
- Thanks Sam. I simply altered each character's position in Vyond, bringing the selected character to the front in each of the five clips that are shown when the slider moves.
I was in the process of writing a blog about it, but my website has caught Covid too, it seems, and I'm currently trying to restore it.- Great technique. Will give it a try. Yikes! Sorry about your website.
- Website back online, blog to follow.
