#Free Mobile demo - Washing hands instruction
Mar 18, 2020
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
This looks really great Paul. Very intuitive!
Amazing thoughts and idea. Very interesting.