I'm a creative Illustrator - very experienced in creating vector art.
I've had an enquiry about making an interactive learning product featuring scenes such as an airport where you are asked to select an item (like a plane) when prompted & when you select that item it moves/does something.
Is this something articulate could do please?
Sorry for being a bit vague. I can draw the scenes/characters/items easily but have never produced interactive learning pieces before.
Try a Google search on "airplane elearning example." Depending on what you want to happen, Storyline can most likely do it. In your example, if someone clicked an airplane you could add triggers to have it move, have it launch a video, and/or show additional information. Also, look through the elearning challenges posted here on this site - you can probably find something that would work. Finally, check out examples on other sites that sell Storyline templates as well, like elearning Brothers.
As Sandra mentioned, our E-Learning Heroes challenges have provided an excellent source of inspiration over the years. Check out this one below where animation is the theme. You may find some examples to download and learn from:
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Try a Google search on "airplane elearning example." Depending on what you want to happen, Storyline can most likely do it. In your example, if someone clicked an airplane you could add triggers to have it move, have it launch a video, and/or show additional information. Also, look through the elearning challenges posted here on this site - you can probably find something that would work. Finally, check out examples on other sites that sell Storyline templates as well, like elearning Brothers.
Hi Doug,
Welcome to E-Learning Heroes! 🌟
As Sandra mentioned, our E-Learning Heroes challenges have provided an excellent source of inspiration over the years. Check out this one below where animation is the theme. You may find some examples to download and learn from:
Also, this user guide shares steps for adding animation:
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