Modify the Results Slide in a Freeform question -Quizmaker & Storyline
Quizmaker question I'm trying to build an aptitude style assessment for a stand alone micro-course. It would have users choose between an A, B or C selection. First, i'm playing with Quizmaker to see how the freeform question might work -may retry this in Storyline later, but so far I'm stuck on something that is in both software. The Results slide, which I indent to use in this assessment, I cannot find a way to have more options than just Success / Failure. I can use the points per question to tally up the likelihood of "X" then funnel the user into a "Recommendation" (i.e. a relabeled Results slide) that indicates Type A and Type B. This is fine to repurpose Success / Failure, but my plan is to have Type C. Any ideas how I can have the Results slide to have a 3rd option? Or am I maybe thinking about this too narrowly? Any advice or ideas would be appreciated. KCamtasia Can Do This? A Stunning Motion Graphics Template for eLearning
I’ll be honest, Camtasia continues to surprise me. Many people still think of Camtasia as a simple screen-recording tool, but when you start pushing its design and motion capabilities, it becomes much more than that. I recently built the Oblique Camtasia Template, a 24-slide corporate motion graphics template designed for eLearning, webinars, training videos, and polished business presentations. This template uses diagonal layouts, animated image treatments, lower thirds, title plates, infographics, matte effects, ease-in motion, and custom shape-based design, all built to show how far Camtasia can go when used creatively. Yes, tools like Adobe After Effects and Premiere are powerful. But Camtasia can absolutely hold its own for learning design, corporate video, and clean motion-based presentation work. The bigger point is this: don’t limit Camtasia to screen recording. Test it. Push it. Build with it. There is so much creative potential sitting inside the tool. Watch the short clip here: https://youtu.be/Cr4aVIbxfsE?si=9Am9z6XdrcfT-1xn Read the full under-the-hood blog here: https://www.craftuxd.com/post/camtasia-elearning-corporate-motion-design-template Watch the full template in action here: https://craftuxd.tech/ObliqueCamtasiaTemplate.mp4 #Camtasia #eLearning #MotionGraphics #LearningExperienceDesign #InstructionalDesign #CorporateTraining #VideoDesign #CraftUXDNeed Help with a Storyline Drag-and-Drop Activity
Hi Everyone, I hope you are doing well. I am new to Articulate Storyline and currently trying to create a simple drag-and-drop activity for 3–4 year old children. The activity is based on a pizza-making game where children drag the correct toppings onto the correct pizza after watching a short introductory video. I am sharing my Storyline file here and would really appreciate your guidance on a couple of things: How can I lock the objects once they are dropped correctly onto the target? After all the correct toppings are placed, how can I automatically move to the next slide? I also plan to keep a Submit button — so I would appreciate suggestions on the best workflow for young learners. Since I am still learning, any feedback, tips, or improvements on the interaction design would be extremely helpful. Thank you so much for your time and support! Best regards, KishoreIs there an easy way to create a self-assessment style questionnaire within Rise360?
Hi all I'm quite new to using Rise360 and I'm looking at finding a creative way of including a self-assessment questionnaire into one of the courses I'm making. The intention is that users would be asked to 'agree' or 'disagree' with a number of statements, and dependant on which ones they chose, a result could then be revealed or given at the end. I've looked through course templates for ideas, and the only one I have at the moment is using flip cards - I would write each statement on the front of a flip card, and instruct the user to flip over only the ones they agree with, which would reveal a score or answer. Then at the end it would say something like 'if you flipped over more of 'X', then your result is 'Y'. My backup option is to just create a PDF or document with the questionnaire on, and then have this as a downloadable content block, but I'm hoping I can find a more creative solution. Any ideas or suggestions are welcome! I'm open to using Storyline, but I have to admit my capability is extremely limited on that! Thanks in advance!Issue with syncing in scenario scenes
I have got the scenario as a way to check knowledge using a small case study. I have two response options per scene - one is a correct answer, and the other is incorrect. For some reason, when I type the answer, it is syncing with the next scene's response options. If I change one or the other, it syncs back and forth with the wording. eg. first scene responses says: You do X. Feedback: Correct. X is correct because of ABC You do Y. Feedback. Incorrect Y is incorrect because of MNO. Second scene response says: You do X. Feedback: Correct. X is correct because of ABC I change second scene response to say: You do W. Feedback: Incorrect. W is incorrect because of PQR. I check back and First scene response first response is now saying: You do W. Feedback: Incorrect. W is incorrect because of PQR. I change it back to the accurate one and it changes the second scene back again. How do I fix this?Storyline Update Issue: Screen Recordings Play from Slide Start Instead of Timeline Position
I’m running into a significant issue after updating Articulate Storyline 360, and I wanted to see if anyone else has experienced this behavior or found a reliable workaround. We have multiple Storyline projects that use screen recordings in View Mode. In the previous version of Storyline, the screen recording playback followed the placement of the recording on the slide timeline. For example, if the screen recording was positioned to begin at a certain point in the timeline, it would play from that timeline position as expected. After updating Storyline, these same slides now appear to automatically start the screen recording from the beginning of the slide, regardless of where the recording is positioned on the timeline. This has caused our audio, captions, and screen actions to become out of sync. This is not just happening in timeline preview. The issue is also present in the published output, which makes it much more concerning. I have already submitted this issue to Articulate Support, and they were able to replicate the behavior. It has been logged as a possible software bug. The current workaround provided was to roll back to Storyline 360 Update 117. At this point, I’m trying to determine the fastest and most reliable way to resolve the issue without simply waiting for a future software update. We are preparing to publish approximately 20 Storyline projects into one LMS course for about 6,000 students, so rebuilding every affected slide manually would be a major lift. Has anyone found a practical workaround for this? Specifically, I’m trying to determine: Can the screen recording be prevented from automatically playing at the start of the slide? Is there a way to start or control the screen recording with a trigger instead of relying on the timeline? Is there a fast way to recreate the original timing behavior from the previous version of Storyline? Has anyone had success replacing the screen recording object with a video file, trimming it, or using layers/triggers to replicate the original timing? Is rolling back to Update 117 currently the only reliable option for projects that depend heavily on timeline-based screen recordings? Any insight would be greatly appreciated 😃, especially from anyone who has already had to fix published projects affected by this issue. I’m trying to identify the least risky and fastest path forward while preserving the original timing, audio sync, captions, and learner interactions.
