Video Players in E-Learning #112: Challenge | Recap
Whether you’re showing smartphone, webcam, interviews, or animated backgrounds, video is a great way to enhance your content and ...
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Here's to my first attempt at a Weekly Challenge: http://coursecontent.nic.edu/rlwahl/Projects/VideoSampleExtinctWeeklyChallenge/story_html5.html
This was tricky, as I couldn't find any way to change states on the videos to have them show on top based on a trigger. The videos are separate files from the background which had a transparent "hole" for the tv screen, so I needed to stack the videos one on top of the other behind the background scene to have them appear within the television (which means that layers weren't working either). I ended up creating four separate slides: one for the intro screen, and one each for the videos. The pile of tapes have hotspots to trigger the videos playing.
This one has a very Fallout video game feel to it. Might be useful as a way of highlighting "extinct" practices.
This was tricky, as I couldn't find any way to change states on the videos to have them show on top based on a trigger. The videos are separate files from the background which had a transparent "hole" for the tv screen, so I needed to stack the videos one on top of the other behind the background scene to have them appear within the television (which means that layers weren't working either). I ended up creating four separate slides: one for the intro screen, and one each for the videos. The pile of tapes have hotspots to trigger the videos playing.
This one has a very Fallout video game feel to it. Might be useful as a way of highlighting "extinct" practices.
That is super creative Lynn, and it works really well