Hi, Stu -- Thanks for your question! Perhaps someone in the community can share their thoughts if they have used a similar idea, or you may also want to post your question over in the Building Better Courses forum. Those folks can usually offer lots of great design ideas and suggestions. :)
Here is a video with hotspots that increase the score when clicked.
If the view is the same throughout the entire video, you can use a spot on the base like the one on the narrator's head, which can be clicked at any time.
If the view shifts in the video, you will need to put the clickable spots on layers which appear and disappear at the appropriate times, like the red book spot and the spots over the letters.
You may also want to add an extra variable for each item so it can only be clicked once
Looking at the forum, I see many people with vast knowledge on Storyline. So, I am hoping someone out there can help me.
I am looking to set up a video based Hazard Perception Test, whereby, the student has a timeframe to click on a developing hazard and it is scored on how early they see the problem.
There will be multiple hazards in one clip of video.
Can anyone assist me, on how this is done. My knowledge base is 1 month on articulate 360. If there is a video that can be recommended, I would appreciate any help and advice.
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Hi, Stu -- Thanks for your question! Perhaps someone in the community can share their thoughts if they have used a similar idea, or you may also want to post your question over in the Building Better Courses forum. Those folks can usually offer lots of great design ideas and suggestions. :)
Here is a video with hotspots that increase the score when clicked.
If the view is the same throughout the entire video, you can use a spot on the base like the one on the narrator's head, which can be clicked at any time.
If the view shifts in the video, you will need to put the clickable spots on layers which appear and disappear at the appropriate times, like the red book spot and the spots over the letters.
You may also want to add an extra variable for each item so it can only be clicked once
Thanks so much for your suggestion, Walt! Hope that is what you had in mind, Stu, but please feel free to let us know if you still have questions. :)
Hi everyone.
Looking at the forum, I see many people with vast knowledge on Storyline. So, I am hoping someone out there can help me.
I am looking to set up a video based Hazard Perception Test, whereby, the student has a timeframe to click on a developing hazard and it is scored on how early they see the problem.
There will be multiple hazards in one clip of video.
Can anyone assist me, on how this is done. My knowledge base is 1 month on articulate 360. If there is a video that can be recommended, I would appreciate any help and advice.
Many thanks
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