Interactive Sliders in E-Learning #52: Challenge | Recap
One of the most exciting features in Storyline is the interactive sliders. In short, sliders are really easy to create and customize...
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Gena, drooling is the word! Wowsa! TU TU to everyone for all these great ideas. I've created a Slider library with links to all of these.
- Paul counting - great way to make the learning concrete. Just the right level for my math skills ;)
- Charles so cool and what a great learning tool this could be for showing the back, front, underneath...you know, like they do when showing people all the "pieces" on a laptop computer
- Robbie meeting the team both building and team sliders are cool. especially like the way the photo and text animate in
- Richard great idea with the radio, and perfect tweaks with the the music/static
- Jackie what a creative way to dress the paper doll. Love the images...and the occasional audio ;)
- Kawstov my son the numbers guy would LOVE that combo of data/charts, and sliders
- Joanna that is VERY clever using both horizontal and vertical sliders to generate cookie calculations
- Gena very cool before and after. Would be a good "makeover" slide (you know: before/after your haircut, makeup redo, chin lift ;)
- Katarazyna welcome ... looks like your first post ... and I really enjoyed the "sliding" cat and all the extras you included
- Allison my daughter would love that designer interaction. Hubby and I could have used it for our recent bathroom redo
- Melissa not sure I'm seeing everything but good way to change the drinks/pizza type with sliders
- Amy would never have thought to do that with the seekbar. Clever.
- Bonnie that's really neat with the jean pocket slider...tx for including the tips
- Nick very neat zooming in on that impressionist (I think) painting
Mine is here: http://refco27.com/samples/Slider_Gluten_Meter/story.html
One caveat: the very last slider position is misbehaving in Chrome. Works fine (at least for me) in FF and IE. Not sure 'sup with that (anyone?)...but I'm posting as is!
- Paul counting - great way to make the learning concrete. Just the right level for my math skills ;)
- Charles so cool and what a great learning tool this could be for showing the back, front, underneath...you know, like they do when showing people all the "pieces" on a laptop computer
- Robbie meeting the team both building and team sliders are cool. especially like the way the photo and text animate in
- Richard great idea with the radio, and perfect tweaks with the the music/static
- Jackie what a creative way to dress the paper doll. Love the images...and the occasional audio ;)
- Kawstov my son the numbers guy would LOVE that combo of data/charts, and sliders
- Joanna that is VERY clever using both horizontal and vertical sliders to generate cookie calculations
- Gena very cool before and after. Would be a good "makeover" slide (you know: before/after your haircut, makeup redo, chin lift ;)
- Katarazyna welcome ... looks like your first post ... and I really enjoyed the "sliding" cat and all the extras you included
- Allison my daughter would love that designer interaction. Hubby and I could have used it for our recent bathroom redo
- Melissa not sure I'm seeing everything but good way to change the drinks/pizza type with sliders
- Amy would never have thought to do that with the seekbar. Clever.
- Bonnie that's really neat with the jean pocket slider...tx for including the tips
- Nick very neat zooming in on that impressionist (I think) painting
Mine is here: http://refco27.com/samples/Slider_Gluten_Meter/story.html
One caveat: the very last slider position is misbehaving in Chrome. Works fine (at least for me) in FF and IE. Not sure 'sup with that (anyone?)...but I'm posting as is!