One of the changes of eLearning is how to allow your learners to practice physical processes in a virtual environment. Specifically I wanted my learners to be able to practice using a fire extinguisher as part of their fire safety training, but most companies are going to balk at letting everyone in the office use up a fire extinguisher practicing on a simulated fire out in the parking lot. So this is what I came up with...
I think this type of training has value base on the research of guided visualization for sports performance that shows thinking through a process helps build experience and confidence. What do you think?
Guys, I have updated the example link. It should run much better on an Amazon server rather than DropBox. Also if you want the .Story files, please contact me and I will try and get them to you.
Charles, I love this example and I'd really like to see how it was built with the .Story file if possible. Thank you so much for sharing your great work!
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Excellent work! The screencasts are very helpful.
Unfortunately, the demo and download links don't seem to be working anymore. If there are new links, could you please provide those?
I'm hoping to create a similar interactive exercise and it would be great to refer to those files.
Thanks so much!
hie Charles
Fire Extinguisher Training - P.A.S.S. your link does not work
Charles,
is it possible for me to get the download for the fire extinguisher course. all the above links are broken
Hi Charles,
Just wanted to follow up and let you know that the screencasts provided all the info I needed, after all.
Thanks again for sharing your project. It's an inspiring example of the interactive exercises that are possible in Storyline!
Would love to see these links working again! Working on some fire safety stuff now.
Guys, I have updated the example link. It should run much better on an Amazon server rather than DropBox. Also if you want the .Story files, please contact me and I will try and get them to you.
Charles, I love this example and I'd really like to see how it was built with the .Story file if possible. Thank you so much for sharing your great work!
My email is cainhr@shands.ufl.edu
I have updated all the links and added a download link to the original post.
Charles,
I downloaded the dropbox zip, but the .story file is not in the zip.
Sorry, but it isn't a zip file. Rather it is the Story file.
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You may want to try renaming the file extension after you download it.
Charles Zoffuto
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