Pick the Chicken Eggs - ELC#505
Pick the Chicken Eggs - ELC#505 Hi All, Here's a simple but a tricky one to build Button Set interaction. https://360.articulate.com/review/content/89a3c315-5e74-453a-9f1f-4e49f6251fd1/review I've used a Convert to Freeform Slide to enable multiple selections and then use Button Set on these grouped selections. I got this idea from David's video showcasing the same, to have multiple selects on a quiz slide. I tried to add my own small twist to it. LOL. It's nothing fancy as I was trying to get the logic right and the interaction to work. I did struggle with the default 'submit' button becoming disabled even after I've set the attempts to 'unlimited'. Does anyone know how to keep the default submit button active till the learner gets it right? (I used a trigger to set its state to normal whenever a user clicks it :D)Silent Signatures
In this entry, you'll explore different fingerprint types. It was originally supposed to be created for the Magnify & Zoom ELC but time didn't allow so I adapted the idea to this challenge. I wouldn't have thought of a button set to accomplish this! Surely, I would have had layers and clutter on the back end so loving how much I'm learning from participating in these challenges. Silent Signatures DemoYour Green Home: A Gentle Start to Houseplants
Hello everyone! This week I decided to use button sets to show how to care for houseplants. This is a mini-guide for those who are ready to try their hand at indoor gardening. Start with these four low-maintenance plants. View an example About Me Kate Golomshtok Website Email LinkedInUsing Button Sets to Create Interactions in E-Learning #505 Multiple Choice Quiz - Disability Icons
Hi #eLearningHeroes Community, Here is an interaction built in Storyline 360 designed to assess understanding of common accessibility icons. The core activity is a multiple-choice question where learners choose the correct icon associated with three different disability types: Visual Impairment Physical Disability (Mobility) Hearing Impairment Cognitive or Learning Disability LINK TO THE E-LEARNINGAvatar Selection
This week I am sharing an example I built a while back where the learner chooses an avatar. The characters are part of a button set, and if you try to proceed without picking an avatar, an error layer will show. Slide 2 shows the avatar, and displays a name variable that was set on the previous slide. View the example.Two Meetings. One You
For the Using Button Sets to Create Interactions in E-Learning #505, I created a single-slide interaction using a button set in Storyline 360. The scenario: you’ve been double-booked for two important meetings at the same time (because… of course you have). The learner must choose how to handle the conflict: Reschedule One Attend Both Skip One Each choice triggers a layer with a lighthearted outcome, mixing humor with relatable workplace stress. I used: A sage green button set for a calm, cohesive look An illustrated character for personality and engagement a clean layout to keep the focus on interaction Click to View: Two Meetings One YouBoom, Burn, and Beyond: Understanding Hazard Classes 1–9
Check out the demo LinkedIn Button sets can be really useful - especially when you have more than 3 points to cover. I chose the 9 classes of hazardous goods for this demo. Creating a button set for all 9 of them saved a TON of work and limited having to create multiple triggers for each button action.Customize Your Own Quotes
About the Project I wanted to showcase button sets in e-learning by creating an interactive quote customizer. Users can select words to personalize short quotes, creating a motivational poster with 3 quotes that they can print. I used bright speech bubbles and a comic-style design to make the experience fun. How I Built It I created this in Articulate Storyline using button sets and variables to update quotes based on user selections. Try the demo About Me I'm an Instructional Designer who loves creating engaging learning experiences that inspire! Want to chat about e-learning innovations or Storyline techniques? Connect with me on LinkedIn!
