Using Scrolling Panels in E-Learning #387: Challenge | Recap
Challenge of the Week
This week, your challenge is to share an example that demonstrates how scrolling panels can be used to p...
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Summer Lake Fishing:
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/c52ee8ee-7c05-4179-a270-7532486b9dc3/review
Summer Lake Fishing:
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/c52ee8ee-7c05-4179-a270-7532486b9dc3/review
- Effective use of the scroll bar. Great job!
- Learned quite a bit--I really liked the optical illusion of the line going lower. I have no idea how you did this so I'm going to noodle on it.
- Jodi, I thought this part was really cool, too... Is the line/lure just a static image on top of the moving scrolling panel? That's my best guess before I try it out, too. Cool idea, Daniel!
- How cool, Daniel! I am curious to learn how you had the lure anchor to the bottom. Using the video of the cast was such an immersive touch.
- Ok - LOVED this idea! Do you know how I can make the 3 boxes at each level interactive now that I am at that level? I have a workflow that I want to make like this and then I want to be able to click on boxes IN that panel. I would like to be able to hide things in the panel until I want the viewer to see them too. This is a great interaction. Thank you for sharing. Now I want MORE! :)
