Interactive Video in E-Learning #365: Challenge | Recap
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Created this branching project using a combination of stock footage and a PPT vid to take advantage of the Morph transition (which I would LOVE to see in SL one day...David? Tom?):
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/25d9dff1-2968-474e-a323-3ed722d19e87/review
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/25d9dff1-2968-474e-a323-3ed722d19e87/review
- Lovely use of the morph transition. It's an under-appreciated feature of PowerPoint and you've incorporated it well here.
- Indeed! Appreciate the positive feedback, Jon.
- Looking for the day that the Morph transition will be an integral part of storyline!
- That, and a native page flip transition 👍
- Really cool design! And I second the Morph and Native page flip....it would be great to get a few more features!
- Just saw an update notice for SL today and I almost expected to see this among the list of additions/fixes. Guess I shouldn't hold my breath 😅
- Question - did you do the morph transition in powerpoint and then just upload the PowerPoint slides to Storyline, or save the slides as a video and upload that to storyline? One thing I have not played much with is interactivity between the two software. I did try uploading a 3D object and was, of course, disappointed at the abject failure. Really enjoyed this lesson in cytology!
- Hey there, Peter. For the purposes of this challenge, I did export the presentation as a video. I may be mistaken, but I believe attempts to import a presentation with the morph transition will, unfortunately, not retain the effect.
- Got it, thanks, Daniel!
