Favorite methods of interactivity

Great question, Kristin.  The labeled graphic/marker interaction is one of the most popular ways for highlighting specific areas of an image or video.

Here are a few examples I like. While they were created in Flash or html5, there's no reason we couldn't recreate them in Studio:

• How Can Jeans Cost $300?
• Your bill explained
• The home of bin Laden
• The ‘Perfect’ Office
• Anatomy of an Apple Store
• “Nana technology” tools help seniors be independent

Thanks for the links David! I especially like the jeans example and how the image on the left changes with each click (although jeans costing $300 truly bums me out!)

Very helpful

Thanks David for the links and Kristin for starting the discussion.  I can't tell you how much I have learned from coming here and often just browsing the discussion topics.  Going to put a couple of these ideas to use on a project I am getting ready to start.

Kristin - what types of content are you working with? Maybe we can add some more specific interactive ideas to this thread.

Hi David,

I'm working on a large Customer Service Project

I really like the 'nana tech' approach - could suit my needs

I PM'ed you to get your 2 cent worth.

Cheers

Gazzzz

We are working on business modules. Specifically starting with management and marketing (product packaging and product life cycle/ difference between consumers and customers). We do have a scenario portion as well, but right we also have a lot of key terms to work the learner though outside of the scenarios. 

The content is for students in middle school/ high school, so we require them to go though all the content. I am intending however, that they can navigate though the content without having to use the forward and back buttons, but instead looping through branching slides.

Hi David - these are almost all not online anymore - except for the Jeans one, which is behind a WSJ paywall. Are they available on your website or online, or do you have newer examples of interactivity?