Operation game

Hi Wendy....

OK - a TOTALLY "off the wall" suggestion here.....could you use a modified version of Jeanette's interactive "Hangman" game?

Bruce

Hey Bruce - thanks for the response. I had my heart set on the Operation idea, but I am keeping that one tucked away in case I need to move to Plan B. Thanks!

An operation style game is relatively easy.  In storyline you can stop the mouse over effect.

If you are using Studio you could easily use hyperlinked slides to accomplish this

@Bruce -- I've gone a different route for this course, but I still want to find Jeanette's hangman game for future reference - do you have a link? I have spent some time searching, but no dice.

Thanks

Hi,

It's in the beta forums, so not sure what the policy is for sharing.

Let me check.....

Bruce

Bruce, I guess you can ask for a permission, and it makes sense to have those demos\examples out in the open now.

Wendy - 

I also believe Storyline seems like a good solution here.  

But if you don't care for hovering, and clicking is an option - than a regular branched scenario will do as well. 

User will click on the body part - to get the relevant info.

BTW -  What is the objective here? Just to learn where people get injured? Or to help in minimizing those injuries?

Case I guess you can mix the two. one liner of stats and the rest is the "how to avoid this injury" part. 

Hi Efrat,

Currently waiting for an answer, the issue is not the examples themselves, but sending a link exposes the Beta Forum content.

My suggestion of "Hangman" was primarily based around the simplicity of the graphics. It may be tard to create a set of graphics for the "Operation" type look and feel, with Hangman you just need to use a series of lines.

There are many ways, as already posted, that the game can be created in Studio or Storyline, (mouseovers, layers, hyperlinks etc.), apologies for not being clearer with the purpose of my advice,.

Bruce

Hi all! Here's a link to the Hangman game (it's definitely out in the open ... you can see it and many other examples on the Storyline showcase page).