Using Dials in E-Learning #151: Challenge | Recap
One of my favorite features in Storyline 360 is the new dials interaction. Not only are the prebuilt dials super easy to customize, any obj...
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Here is mine - Done using the new dial object in Storyline 360.
http://www.blog.pinchedhead.com/?p=2621
I am loading this into a lightbox in my Wordpress blog. I just noticed that is does not play nicely on my android phone or iPad. I don't think the player likes the lightbox.
http://www.blog.pinchedhead.com/?p=2621
I am loading this into a lightbox in my Wordpress blog. I just noticed that is does not play nicely on my android phone or iPad. I don't think the player likes the lightbox.
- Cool idea Nancy!
- Loved this one Nancy, nice layout.
- This is cool... I have been thinking of something similar for a driver safety module.
I think you have the brake trigger setup on the clutch, though :)- LOL, I guess that explains why I never mastered driving a car with a manual transmission.
- That's great Nancy!
- Wow, loved it Nancy!
- Nice Nancy! I read your blog post as well. I can see this working with some simpler background images that jump left and right. I'm digging the creative use of dials already!
- I agree about the background. I might try removing the video and using a simpler background. Maybe even something like you designed for your dial would work nicely for this.
- NIce Job Nancy! Hey do I get points for the rabbit? I think I'm getting car sick. ; )
- No points for the rabbit Richard. He is impossible to hit because I am a do no harm to animals type of gal. Sorry about the car sickness maybe I'll put some Gravol in the glove box.
- I noticed you said that you can't put motion paths onto a video; It is possible, I've managed to do this in one of the course I'm currently building (which has now changed to have a "normal" menu; after I'd built a sliding menu that moved all the content on the slide to the right; which included videos)
