Example
What happens to waste...
Bonjour Heroes.
I saw a similar small poster while walking along a river last Sunday.
The whole thing is already informative, but I added a little interactivity so that learners can “zoom in” and get more detailed information if they wish.
For a little more detail:
-All illustrations come from Freepik.com except for the ground backgrounds created in PowerPoint. I used online software to erase the background from these images and Photoshop to multiply the matches, tidy up the cigarette butts, duplicate the bus tickets, etc.
-A layer of earth with the waste it contains and the time indication is a Group.
-Rotating the dial causes an emphasis animation (enlargement) of this layer, plus the appearance of a layer where additional information is displayed.
-The appearance of a layer triggers an emphasis animation (shrinking to original size) for ALL other layers.
And there you have it.
.story file attached .
2 Replies
Great information, and a very interactive way to show it. Thumbs up!
Sobering! Really like the turn the clock feature.
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