Using Dials in E-Learning #453: Challenge | Recap
Interactive dials are a great way to simulate real-world objects and tasks in your e-learning courses.
Dials are similar to sliders, but ...
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Hello Heroes!
Here is my entry for the week.
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/b70b2df6-f4de-41fa-aae1-b60e62cdefe4/review
This interaction utilizes the masking technique that I saw recently introduced on LinkedIn ( https://www.linkedin.com/posts/nejczorgadulmin_storyline-activity-7171186679205117952-eJDI?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop
) during the opening slide (Thanks, Nejc!).
This interaction uses 9 different dials and a slider. The magic happens by having them all refer to the same dial variable.
Some Storyline features I used include: text to speech; triggers to show layers when the dial reached several different values, emphasis animations and Zoom Region.
Special call out to Tom Kuhlmann for providing the warehouse character "Carl" in multiple states which he created with AI.
A copy of the Storyline file can be found in Comments/Feedback section of Review360
Enjoy!
Here is my entry for the week.
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/b70b2df6-f4de-41fa-aae1-b60e62cdefe4/review
This interaction utilizes the masking technique that I saw recently introduced on LinkedIn ( https://www.linkedin.com/posts/nejczorgadulmin_storyline-activity-7171186679205117952-eJDI?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop
) during the opening slide (Thanks, Nejc!).
This interaction uses 9 different dials and a slider. The magic happens by having them all refer to the same dial variable.
Some Storyline features I used include: text to speech; triggers to show layers when the dial reached several different values, emphasis animations and Zoom Region.
Special call out to Tom Kuhlmann for providing the warehouse character "Carl" in multiple states which he created with AI.
A copy of the Storyline file can be found in Comments/Feedback section of Review360
Enjoy!
- Loved the slider/lift aspect of your demo. Very creative application of the variables.
- This is awesome, Ron! I can imagine plenty of ways to apply this idea in learning.
