All E-Learning Challenges
This week, your e-learning challenge is to use Merge Shapes to create one or more cutouts that reveal images, graphics, or video underneath.
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This week, your challenge is to create interactive training inspired by Oktoberfest and the wonderful world of beer!
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Drag-and-drop is one of the most flexible features in Storyline. With freeform drag-and-drop, you can use images, text, shapes, and graphics to build almost any interaction you can dream up.
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This week, your challenge is to turn a linear video into an interactive learning experience. Look for ways to engage learners by getting them to click, choose, respond, explore, or make decisions dur...
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Timelines are one of those interaction types that can work with almost any topic. You can use them to walk learners through company history, show how a process evolved, introduce the stages of a...
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This week, your challenge is to build and share an example using one of the new training formats. Pick one (or more) formats, give it a real training problem, and show us how you matched the experien...
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Rise 360 blocks have always adapted to whatever screen a learner opens them on. Custom blocks gave you something different: a blank canvas, and the freedom to put anything anywhere on it.
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This week, your challenge is to create a simple style guide that defines the visual look and feel of an online training course.
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This week, your challenge is to choose your e-learning challenge topic and share an example for your topic.
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This week, your challenge is to create a how-to example or short interaction that teaches a learner how to parallel park. You can focus on the basic steps,
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Professional restaurant waiters make the job look easy.
They greet guests. They answer questions about the menu. The remember special requests. And most importantly, great waiters handle probl...
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This week, your e-learning challenge is to design a short lesson to teach one or more math concepts.
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This week, your challenge is to create an interactive guide, presentation, or short e-learning module that prepares nonprofit volunteers or frontline staff for success.
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This week, your challenge is to create an e-learning example that teaches learners something about soccer.
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This week, your e-learning challenge is to share one (or more) of your favorite custom AI image prompt styles. Show us the image, share the prompt, and tell us which image generation tool you used.
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Practice working with variables in Storyline 360 to let learners personalize one or more options in their course.
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Design an interaction that uses a confirmation prompt to encourage learners to pause and reflect before submitting their answers.
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This week, your challenge is to design a magazine-inspired layout for an e-learning course. You can use either Rise or Storyline to create your example.
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This week, your e-learning challenge is to show how icebreaker games like Two Truths and a Lie can be used to create engaging course introductions and learner hooks.
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