Storyline 360: Robot Conveyor Interaction - E-Learning Examples

Joanne Chen

Learning Experience Designer (Freelance)

Make graphics come to life like in this interactive robot safety example that moves tips down its own conveyor belt.

Explore this project.

15 Comments

Anna Gumkowska

almost 3 years ago03/03/21 at 5:38 am (UTC)

omg it is so lovely! Is there possibility to download it?

Jeffrey Riley

almost 3 years ago03/03/21 at 8:01 pm (UTC)

Really nice Joanne. Did you enter this in one of the Elearning Hero Challenges? I like the effects, the animation and the sounds. Fun to watch it.

almost 3 years ago03/05/21 at 6:38 am (UTC)

Thanks and yes, Jeffrey. I entered this at Top 10 Common E-Learning Interactions #307.

over 2 years ago03/30/21 at 7:08 pm (UTC)

Hi Joanne, do you have this Storyline file available to download? It would be really cool to see the mechanics for how you put this together.

Tamara Haynes

almost 3 years ago03/04/21 at 10:10 pm (UTC)

love this:)

Neurolight Learning Solutions

over 2 years ago03/13/21 at 9:18 am (UTC)

Would be so lovely to see how you did this. Looks so great! Well done! :D

Louise R

over 2 years ago04/01/21 at 11:45 pm (UTC)

Hi Joanne can you share the storyline file please, im a newbie and would love to be able to explore the project. Thanks...

majnu ji

over 2 years ago04/12/21 at 10:52 am (UTC)

hello joanne can you pls share the file

Jo Turner

over 2 years ago08/18/21 at 9:08 am (UTC)

Hi Joanne this is brilliant, can you please share, love to see how you did it

Jeffrey Riley

over 2 years ago08/18/21 at 3:19 pm (UTC)

On the one hand it would be great to see the storyline file, but it is also a way to learn new skills by seeing if you can duplicate what Joanne has done. It looks like she uses a variety of triggers, state changes, and animation for this to work. I would go to freepik.com and see if I could find the images for this and then work on the animations. What I really like is the arrows that move back and forth in a loop. The monitor could be state changes or even layers. Several good ideas here.

over 1 year ago05/03/22 at 3:01 am (UTC)

Looking closely at it, I almost think they made the robot using simple shapes. That is the only way I can see getting the arm to move where it wanted it to go. That brings a whole other level of difficulty to this. I love it even more!

over 1 year ago05/03/22 at 12:45 pm (UTC)

Ciera Carr. The robot could have been made with simple shapes, or it could have come from something like this where the robot has several parts that can be put together. https://www.freepik.com/free-vector/various-manufacturing-robots-arms_9177007.htm#page=4&query=robots&position=24&from_view=search I definitely love the animation in this, Joanne Chen did an great job.

over 1 year ago05/03/22 at 1:53 pm (UTC)

Very true. I didn't even know they had ones with different parts. Then yeah that's what she used. Thanks for letting me know. Learned something new!

Verztec Consulting JK

2 years ago10/07/21 at 3:04 am (UTC)

Woaw, this is great interaction.... Hi Joanne, can you share the storyline file please, thanks....

Dhanya Prabhakaran

11 months ago01/10/23 at 12:28 pm (UTC)

Hi Joanne, I love what you have created. Truly enjoyed the interaction. Could you please share the download file so that I can replicate something similar to this to use in my work?