Elearning Showcase: Share Your Best Examples
May 30, 2014
OK, a few weeks ago you shared your elearning portfolios with us. We totally enjoyed seeing all the creative portfolios you shared.
Do you have a favorite project? Of course you do. And we want to see it.
It doesn't matter what your favorite project is. It can be a full course, single-slide demo, creative idea, or just a crazy idea you've been playing with in your spare time. You can share as many examples as you like. If you have something you're proud of, show it because we want to see it.
When you share your examples in this thread, please include the following:
- Title of the project
- Link to published demo
- Screenshot from the project
That's it.
Have a great Friday, E-Learning Heroes!
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Yeah, this is one of the coolest examples I've seen regarding interactive video.
Just started using articulate again after a couple of years in a job with no e-learning..so I am trying hard to get up to speed...love storyline.... this is not my best but my first drag and drop using storyline from my project on "job interview techniques"...I made the articulate character into an aussie.... Hope the attachment works....
Hi Micheal,
I really love the way you did this project. I am looking to do something similar with an upcoming project I have. Do you have a template or tutorial on how you did this, or one that you used that you could recommend for someone who wants to learn how to do this.
Thanks, Naomi
Morning guys!
Here is the demo files i created for my portfolio
Title of the project - Successful Leadership Demo
Link to published demo
Hey Nancy - I seem to recall at one point you shared how you were able to fill the browser window with images and color, but I can't seem to find that info.
Do you have a link to your steps, or would you be willing to help me understand how to do it in SL2? Thanks and take care,
Diana
Hi Diane, you have to edit the story.html file after you publish your project. Add the following code after the title tags
The following code should be placed after body {
background-image: url(yourimage.jpg);
background-repeat: no-repeat;
}
Make sure you place the image you are using in the published folder.
If you are using html5 you will also have to edit the story.html5 file as well.
Like Tim, I mostly include templates & interactions instead of full-blown courses, while also trying to extend Storyline a little bit in the process. Here are my top ones sorted by outcome.
Got a ton of work (and made my niece cry her heart out) because of this :
Card Counters 101 ( View Demo )
Arguably helped a couple of people in the fora lately with this :
Dynamic Fades & Soundmanager2 background audio (SL2 only) ( Article & Download Link | Demo )
And, last but not least, especially proud of this :
Menu Toolkit for Articulate Storyline ( View Demo | Download )
Alex
Namaste all Heroes,
All examples submitted are so inspiring and so creative. I have created a car race game, Its one of my favorite creation that i have developed in last month.
Information About Game:
Game has three levels. The user has to cross each level by saving his car from colliding with other vehicles. The user can collect coins to increase his score. Right now, each level has unlimited attempts.
Demo Link
Flash Demo:
https://www.googledrive.com/host/0B5squJFW_DOpflBpUEt3MzNHRHlIelNVdDRQS1NoTjZhTjJOY2JuOW55TFFreFpmY1k5dkk
HTML 5 Demo:
https://www.googledrive.com/host/0B5squJFW_DOpfk45RG40RDZnSUhaM2FDVEluRDVRYWlYdTIyMkNnbG1TcThmNXc3T3ZBQ1E
If anyone is looking for an example that uses automated sliders with layers and audio then I'm happy to share the story file for this -
http://www.maguiretraining.co.uk/e-learning/resources/the-learning-journey/
Here is a little diddy that we used to train and test on our clean desk policy.
http://njcsi.org/media/cde/story.html
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