#Free Mobile demo - Washing hands instruction
Hi everyone,
All over the world, people in health care are working overtime to take care for the affected patients and diligent research is being done for a vaccine against this virus.
The coronavirus affects us all in one way or another. We (YOU and I) CAN’T sit back and simply WAIT for a vaccine. We ALL need to help and it starts with a simple thing like properly washing hands.
That's why I designed this short instruction about properly washing your hands. I also included the source file for those who want to have a look behind the scene or better for those who want to translate it in their own language and share the word with people in their own country.
https://www.eyespirations.com/portfolio-item/corona-challenge/
Please stay healthy and take good care of each other in these weird times.
Paul
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Thanks for sharing this super helpful course, Paul! :)
This is great Paul, when I went through it I thought this would be great if it timed you and then it did :-)
Nice work Paul. Thanks for the share.
Thanks Paul. I will translate it in French to educate teenagers...
Awesome! Now I can't help but imagine hearing a ding every time I wash my hands
Hi Allison, Thanks for your reply. That is exactly what I had in mind...a helpful demo! ;)
Thanks Phil. glad to hear that you liked the timed test. And you know what!?....Most of the tests I encounter in e-learning courses take longer than 21 seconds. ;)
Thanks Jon, sharing is caring. In this case literally ;)
Hi Céline, thanks for the translate and share! Awesome ;)
Thanks Daniel. Sorry about 'ding', but at first I head the idea of adding the chorus of a song instead of the 'ding' sound. Can you imagine what would had happened then? ;)
Hi Paul,
Great work! I hope you don't mind, but I decided to enhance it a little. I have been wanting to figure out how to use Amazon Polly's text-to-speech neural technology for some time. This SL program seemed to be the perfect candidate for it.
So I added neural text-to-speech narration using Amazon Polly's Matthew. I was particularly interested in how I could use SSML to manage the narration. Use of SSML in the neural languages is fairly limited (yet). But you may notice that I was able to increase loudness and slow down speaking for some sections.
I also took the liberty to add some animations and sounds to make it more game-like.
You can view the narrated version here. The enhanced StoryLine file can be downloaded from here.
Let me know what you think, and thanks for sharing.
Russ
Thanks Paul. I have washing hands fatigue. Anyone else?
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Hi Everyone
Hope all of you are ok. I've adapted the Paul's version for kids in a French school in Canada. Somebody asked me two weeks ago among the community doing it. Here is my demo. Thanks to Paul Anders who's the author originally. Have fun! I really did doing it.
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/906cd8a9-c573-48a0-a72b-72ca95e3f4c4/review
Hi Céline. You posted the path to the course on your computer. Is there a live link?
Oups. Here it is. The review version
Nice work Céline! Would you mind posting the Storyline file as I would like to re-work this into another variation.
Thanks Daniel.
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AnOqpmMdOTah9A6ho0hROp3lYOik?e=W1J7KR
Hi Paul! Really great stuff, thanks for sharing. Checked your timer triggers in the master slides, and made a timer with less triggers and more easy to adjust. I really needed one myself. My time to share.
Simplified Adjustable Timer - Example