How to Cook a Turkey in Articulate Storyline
Nov 23, 2015
By
Tim Slade
Hey Gang! It's been a while since I've had the chance to post something new here, so I thought I'd share something related to my favorite holiday of the year: Thanksgiving!
I actually created this example last year, but didn't get it finished in time to post it for Thanksgiving...so, I waited a WHOLE YEAR to post it for you all to see.
I also had the chance to showcase this example at mLearnCon DemoFest earlier in the year. I was thrilled to walk away with the Wisetail award.
If you need help with your first Thanksgiving turkey, or you simply want to see something cool in Articulate Storyline, click here to see this course in action!
I also wrote a short blog post about it here.
Enjoy!
Tim
28 Replies
Hungry already.... nicely done.
Legal Disclaimer: In case my wife asks, I reviewed this course only for the learning theory and practice aspects.... not to garner improvements for her Thanksgiving cooking!
Thanks, Bob!
P.S., we all know your wife's turkey is the best!
Looks awesome! Love the interaction.
Thanks, Brandon!
Love it Tim, the best compliment I can give is it looks like an app not a storyline course
Thanks, Phil! That's exactly what I was going for!
Nicely Done Tin, Really its interesting i like the navigation and graphics... :)
Well Done!
Tim, I'm always on the lookout for new ideas and must say I'm inspired! I love the app concept. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, Amar!
Thanks, Marlena! I'm glad to have inspired you!
Fantastic example, Tim! Have a Happy Thanksgiving!
Beautiful! I love how you took the content and turned it into something I actually wanted to play around with. ;)
Congrats on the award! Love what you created. In addition to what the others have commented, you've created an excellent example of how a few strategically placed cropped photo images can work well with flat design graphics. A mix of photo images and graphics doesn't always work well together.
Tim, you have truly achieved the "SMART" goal. Keep up the spirit! Above all, this has inspired me.
Great job! If I didn't know it was done with Storyline I would've thought it was some kind of app, super cool. One question and I hope you don't mind sharing your secret: How did you creat the blurred backgrounds when a new information pops up? I hope it's not a blurred picture in the background as I once did it :)
Thanks, Michael! The blurred effect is simply as you described: a blurred picture in the background :). I think it's a simple way to create a very cool effect!
Thank's a lot for your reply, Tim. Now I'm off to get a turkey - can you believe it, it's not a big thing over here. ;)
Tim, I really love the way you organized this, especially the "extras". Brilliant way to fold in a little bit of extra relevant detail to each activity/section. You've inspired me...to up my Storyline game AND cook a better turkey!
Thanks, Lyn!
Very tasty! Beautiful look and play (took me a moment to figure out how to go back).
Note: Solution is spelled wrong in the Brine section. I'd also recommend 325 degrees for two hours, then raise to 350 for the remaining time. Juicier meat and crisper skin.
Tim, outstanding! Congratulations on the award. Well deserved.
Love this! Nice use of Storyline's best features.
very nice ....good job...
Graphically impressive!!
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