Today, David tweeted my very first ELH Challenge entry, and it always strikes a sentimental chord with me when I see it every once in a blue moon, so he suggested starting a thread dedicated to our first ELH Challenge entries.
Great 'topic' Ashley. I'm not sure if this was my first entry to the challenges, but it was at least one of the first. A comic book style with a page curl effect.
The first challenge I completed was the Flat Design Challenge. It was more of a hybrid than straight "flat" design. I found a cool design in one of the web design depots and tried to mimic the functionality. I created this in SL1 (no motion paths) and really wanted the look that Jeff Kortenbosch created here. Ah well, something else to build. :)
I remember that entry, Paul. I received quite a few emails from users asking how you did the effects. Thanks for helping folks out by sharing your source files and insights.
The first challenge I ever participated in was #45 Audio Recording Tips by writing a replaced blog post. I went on to make actual material for the first time for #47 Call Center Training :)
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That was a hugely popular one, Ashley!
My first challenge had a much smaller population - the NEXTCHA challenge. I'd tossed an existing piece into an earlier challenge, but this was my first intentional challenge entry.
Thanks for starting this one, Ashley. I think it will be fun to learn when and where folks entered the challenges.
This should turn out to be a good thread!
My first (and only) ELH challenge entry was for Medical Training Examples #69, although David has since been kind enough to add it to Ebola Outbreak Training #54 recap too.
Here's the link to my Ebola slider interaction.
Great 'topic' Ashley. I'm not sure if this was my first entry to the challenges, but it was at least one of the first. A comic book style with a page curl effect.
http://www.eyespirations.com/portfolio-item/comic-book-styles-for-elearning-challenge-11/
I can't remember my first one at all!!
I think this one was at least one of my first? It's the oldest one that I've kept around in my portfolio anyways :)
10 Ways to Engage Learners using Articulate Storyline
This was the first one I actually put time into.
Technically the first one was this though.
For my first challenge I offered up Quizzify which has had over 2000 downloads from the Articulate website since, here's the link to the download http://www.workbrightelearning.com/collections/storyline-templates/products/quizzify
The first challenge I completed was the Flat Design Challenge. It was more of a hybrid than straight "flat" design. I found a cool design in one of the web design depots and tried to mimic the functionality. I created this in SL1 (no motion paths) and really wanted the look that Jeff Kortenbosch created here. Ah well, something else to build. :)
My first challenge was #27 Visual Storytelling. I didn't have SL at the time so I created it in PowerPoint but I've since imported it into Storyline:
http://www.mattguyan.com/ELH_Challenges/visual_storytelling/story.html
I remember that entry, Paul. I received quite a few emails from users asking how you did the effects. Thanks for helping folks out by sharing your source files and insights.
One of our faves, Rachel! You packed a lot of design goodness in that simple-yet-elegant demo. Please keep 'em coming!
The first challenge I ever participated in was #45 Audio Recording Tips by writing a replaced blog post. I went on to make actual material for the first time for #47 Call Center Training :)
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