Using Lightbox Slides in E-Learning #413: Challenge | Recap
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This week, your challenge is to show how Storyline 360's lightbox slides can be used as performance suppo...
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VanGogh Lightbox
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I used a lightbox to showcase a series of paintings--you can choose which painting to explore and go a little deeper on each one.
Like Jonathan I don' t use these that often either--mostly because I hate the way the lightbox is framed. You go to all the trouble to create a great looking story and the light box frame is inconsistent on the right. It's very prominent in mine because I used the dark modern player--it would be great not to have that white line on the right.
Demo: https://jodisdemos.s3.amazonaws.com/413+Vangogh+Lightbox/story.html
Download: https://jodisdemos.s3.amazonaws.com/413+Van+Gogh+Lightbox.story
I used a lightbox to showcase a series of paintings--you can choose which painting to explore and go a little deeper on each one.
Like Jonathan I don' t use these that often either--mostly because I hate the way the lightbox is framed. You go to all the trouble to create a great looking story and the light box frame is inconsistent on the right. It's very prominent in mine because I used the dark modern player--it would be great not to have that white line on the right.
Love it, Jodi! Great use of the lightbox for the painting details.
- I am so much more moved by Van Gogh's portraits than I am by his landscapes, or by the portraits of any other master painter. Thank you for brightening my day, Jodi
- You might like this one too--it is a portrait of Van Gogh done by Tououse-Lautrec. I came upon it when I was doing my webcam demo a couple challenges ago. :)
https://www.vangoghmuseum.nl/en/collection/d0693V1962- I did not remember this drawing (beautiful, very different from Toulouse-Lautrec's sketches or finished paintings) when I visited the VG museum in Amsterdam. By VG's portrait, I mean "self-portrait". Especially with VG's look at himself / the stranger he looks at with the madness lurking. This is what touches me.
