Storyline doesn't have scenario-based features as-such, but you can create almost any scenario you want with a little effort. I like to use Michael Allen's "CCAF" concept to design them.
CCAF stands for "Context," "Challenge," "Activity," "Feedback," which Allen identifies as the four elements of a successful learning interaction.
Context: What are the circumstances in which the learner will solve the problem?
Challenge: What problem are you asking the learner to solve?
Activity: How will the learner make his or her solution known to the course (usually this is by clicking or dragging something)?
Feedback: How will the learner discover the quality and correctness of his or her solution to the problem posed?
I'm part of a 2-person safety training team. Here is a recent electrical safety course we've done that makes fairly substantial use of the CCAF design model to sprinkle many short (and some not-so-short) scenario-based problems throughout:
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Hi Joseph,
It is possible to create branching scenarios using Storyline. Here are some links to some examples that the community have created:
https://community.articulate.com/articles/6-sweet-branching-scenario-examples
https://community.articulate.com/articles/examples-instructional-designers-use-branching-scenarios
Thanks for jumping in here, David!
Hi Joseph! In addition to the articles David shared here, I think you'll find this how-to article on creating a scenario in Storyline, helpful.
Let us know if you need anything else.
Storyline doesn't have scenario-based features as-such, but you can create almost any scenario you want with a little effort. I like to use Michael Allen's "CCAF" concept to design them.
CCAF stands for "Context," "Challenge," "Activity," "Feedback," which Allen identifies as the four elements of a successful learning interaction.
I'm part of a 2-person safety training team. Here is a recent electrical safety course we've done that makes fairly substantial use of the CCAF design model to sprinkle many short (and some not-so-short) scenario-based problems throughout:
Cheers!
Thank you for the feedback.. I will look into it.
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