Share Your Freebies Here Week 3: #53Freebies
Jan 16, 2017
By
Paul Alders
Hi everyone,
Monday again, so time for a whole new week of amazing Freebies.
This week I want to share a cool tip to speed up your workflow in Storyline, with variables and states.
Last week I was working on a project. In this project there was a slide with a text box. There were 15 different states added to this text box, when I got some feedback from my client. They wanted to change the text on 11 of the 15 states!!!
As a solution for future changes was to use two variables. Changing the text of een Text variable is so much easier than to go in every single state to change the text.
Here is a short demo.
Enjoy!
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Yay! Thanks for keeping this going, Paul.
This week, I'm sharing a new download for a project I created for the Photo Collage challenge.
Interactive Photo Collage: View & download
Here's a couple of quiz slides for this week. I've used slide and feedback masters so you'll be able to change things easily.
Demo
Source
For week three I'm adding some facial expressions for my illustrated PowerPoint character. I'm grouping all poses I share weekly in a single file so downloading the latest will give you access to all I've shared!
I would like to share a multiple blank filling exercise.
The Demo and the source can be found here
Montse Anderson designed and shared this great accordion interaction which I subsequently stole, er...implemented for one of my projects. As a meager way to say thanks to her and to the community for all their help over the years, I've added variables and triggers so the learner always returns to the layer they started from.
Thank you everyone! I hope someday to share...I'm working on it.
This week, I'm sharing another game template which is also my entry for ELH Challenge #156.
Some friends asked for the template and I thought it is a good idea to share it here. This is another grammar quiz which I created for a language school. I removed their logo and made some small changes. Hope you like it.
Here is the demo; http://rsdesign.s3.amazonaws.com/GrammarGame/story.html
I also prepared a quick screencast of the game.
What a cool example, Ridvan! Thanks for sharing your source file in this one!
Thanks for sharing, I have one question, How to set the 20 seconds counting down time?
Hi Devin,
I prepared 20 seconds one by one as text files, and put them in the order. Each one appears only one seconds. I set the timeline as 22 seconds to give extra time to fading effect at the beginning. When the timeline ends, it jumps to Time is Up layer.
Thank you for the feedback, David, and my pleasure.
Awesome, thank you for sharing this Ridvan!
Thanks, Liliana.
Awesome, thanks for sharing Ridvan.
I've designed how data can be visualised in Storyline. Not sure if this will be useful to anyone.
Oh I love this one! I can see it being useful as an infographic as well. Thanks for sharing!
Wow! We are already in Week 3.
Here is my offering for the week. 6 free photos to use as you will. You can download them by visiting my post here: http://tinyurl.com/hlap2cx
I've also created a Twitter image to use for the #53 Freebies series when I post my freebies. To create this image, I used our Downloads section to grab FREE elements from Joanna Kurpiewska (https://community.articulate.com/download/powerpoint-13-badges) and Tom Kuhlmann (https://community.articulate.com/download/clouds-background)
I've attached it to this post if you want to use it. You guessed it, it's FREE!
Thanks Tammy
Another project that's been on my to-do list for a while - customisable number banners created in PowerPoint - click on the image to visit the "Freebies" page of my e-Portfolio and download the PPT file. Enjoy!
Thanks for sharing Lili, I think they can be handy in many ways.
i am unable to see the successful layer at the end the score doesn't work properly for me
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