Are you speaking at DevLearn 2017? Use this thread to "advertise" your session!
Being accepted is just the 1st hurdle, the next is getting people to attend. I would love to support my fellow community members and hope to attract a few attendees myself.
My "Bring Your Own Laptop" session is titled: JavaScript, Variables, & Triggers Oh My (but mostly JavaScript).
My session will focus on JavaScript basics within StoryLine; exploring the relationship between StoryLine, the browser window and the computer. We will explore the roles that StoryLine triggers and variables play in getting the most out of your JavaScript. Session activities will focus on using StoryLine triggers, variables and JavaScript to modify elements of the browser, perform simple calculations and comparisons, and create dynamic content in StoryLine. I don't want to call it "JavaScript for Dummies" because I think that sounds kind of negative, but I really hope for this to be a good introduction to JavaScript for anyone who wants to start their JavaScript/StoryLine journey.
sounds like a great session - I'm hoping to make it to DevLearn from Australia and would love to attend your session but if I don't will your session be recorded and available later?
I'm presenting! I'm doing an OG presentation - Build Your E-Learning Portfolio. It's an important topic, and the presentation is getting an overhaul this year :)
The calendar is out and my session is Wednesday morning during Block 1. If you are attending #DevLearn2017 and use StoryLine, please consider coming to my session!
Ah too bad I can't attend. It looks like there is a little something for everybody. James Kingsley's session on cloud-based Speech APIs is of particular interest. I've used the Google API to convert voice to text but I am sure James will take this to the next level.
Not that I am aware of. However, I am going to try to record my session. If the recording turns out, I will post it on YouTube and provide a link here. If it doesn't, I'll likely record the content as several shorter videos and post them but it might take some time before I get to it.
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My "Bring Your Own Laptop" session is titled:
JavaScript, Variables, & Triggers Oh My (but mostly JavaScript).
My session will focus on JavaScript basics within StoryLine; exploring the relationship between StoryLine, the browser window and the computer. We will explore the roles that StoryLine triggers and variables play in getting the most out of your JavaScript. Session activities will focus on using StoryLine triggers, variables and JavaScript to modify elements of the browser, perform simple calculations and comparisons, and create dynamic content in StoryLine. I don't want to call it "JavaScript for Dummies" because I think that sounds kind of negative, but I really hope for this to be a good introduction to JavaScript for anyone who wants to start their JavaScript/StoryLine journey.
Nice to notice that a good number of this year's speakers are Articulate community veterans.
Congrats Owen!
Congrats! Sounds like a great session, Owen.
I can hardly wait to see what I am going to say.
Hi Owen
sounds like a great session - I'm hoping to make it to DevLearn from Australia and would love to attend your session but if I don't will your session be recorded and available later?
Thanks Wendy, hope you can make it. Recording is a great idea I am considering; I'll see what I can do.
I know there are other community members presenting....
WHO ARE YOU and WHAT ARE YOUR TOPICS?
I'm presenting! I'm doing an OG presentation - Build Your E-Learning Portfolio. It's an important topic, and the presentation is getting an overhaul this year :)
Great topic!
I'll be there (as long as our sessions don't overlap).
The calendar is out and my session is Wednesday morning during Block 1. If you are attending #DevLearn2017 and use StoryLine, please consider coming to my session!
Phew! Good thing I didn't book an early flight on Friday - I'm presenting at 10am on Friday :P
I'm sure I'm missing some links here. Who else will be presenting?
Owen Holt
116 BYOL: Storyline JavaScript, Variables, and Triggers—Oh, My! (but mostly JavaScript)
Melissa Milloway
402 Changing the Face of UI Design for eLearning
Kevin Thorn
315 BYOL: Lightboxes—4 Uses for Storyline’s Hidden Gem
Ron Price
ELT101 Storyline Tips and Tricks &
415 BYOL: Storyline 360 Time-Savers
Ashley Chiasson
806 Building Your eLearning Portfolio
Alexander Salas
ELT104 Building eLearning Games in Storyline 360 &
808 Overcoming Barriers to Games and Gamification for Learning
James Kingsley
705 Cloud-Based Speech APIs for Spoken-Word Evaluation
Tim Slade
707 User Interface Design for eLearning
Ah too bad I can't attend. It looks like there is a little something for everybody. James Kingsley's session on cloud-based Speech APIs is of particular interest. I've used the Google API to convert voice to text but I am sure James will take this to the next level.
Very interesting!! Can I watch it online? a storyline developer from HongKong...
Not that I am aware of. However, I am going to try to record my session. If the recording turns out, I will post it on YouTube and provide a link here. If it doesn't, I'll likely record the content as several shorter videos and post them but it might take some time before I get to it.
Good to hear that, thanks a lot!
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