Replicating a course from an industry leader using Storyline
Oct 20, 2011
So, here's one of my favorite course examples created by an industry leader...
http://iase.disa.mil/eta/iaav9/iaa_v9/module.htm
Once you get into the course a bit, you'll come to an interaction with a graphic of a building where you can select multiple scenarios. Some of the examples here use roll-over effects, which is something that you can't currently do with presenter.
For example, select "Tony's office" in the upper right hand corner - after you select "How do you respond" you come to a screen with four examples. One of my favorite effects here is that you can "roll over to review" the situation Or challenge. I like this because it frees up some real estate, by separating the challenge and the choices on mulitple screens - and you don't have to select "back" to view - you can simply roll over.
Anyhow - I am happy to report that you CAN do roll over effects using Storyline. I"ve been playing around with one of the test versions and I am happy to report that most interactions displayed in this course can be replicated with the Storyline software.
Does anyone else have any good elearning examples - not necessarily created in Articulate? I'm always trying to hunt down good examples - and I'm ready for some new guru examples. It would be nice to have a wiki on this site where a huge list of examples could be gathered by community members.
In about a week or so - I'll have a fairly solid example that was created for military families with special needs using Articulate. I'll be happy to share but won't be able to post it publically - at least not for now. have a nice day.
2 Replies
Hey Ryan,
Looking for something like this?: http://www.articulate.com/community/showcase/
Hi Peter - thanks for the response.
I've seen all those - matter of fact I've spent quite alot of time going through that particulate webpage. I've found it was always easier to come up with new ideas - building off interactions within the showcase. I'm more referring to a community board rather than a community showcase. An area where people can upload their own examples and get feedback - within a single webpage and not scattered within blog discussion threads. Just a suggestion.
This discussion is closed. You can start a new discussion or contact Articulate Support.