Need 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, KishoreCamtasia 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 #CraftUXDAdult Learning
Hello everyone! I’m looking for suggestions. I’ll be presenting on adult learning to my team, but they already have a strong foundation in the topic. I’d love ideas on how to make the session more engaging and relevant to corporate training. I’ve reviewed several articles (including Google Scholar), but I’m struggling to find fresh angles—such as interesting insights, misconceptions, or lesser-known perspectives. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!Module Review
Hope you all had a great weekend! I recently completed an eLearning work sample and would love some honest feedback from fellow instructional designers and eLearning professionals. As a personal challenge, I took one of Tim Slade’s design challenges and transformed it into a fully interactive eLearning module. I’m especially interested in feedback on the overall design, user experience, content flow, interactions, and any areas that could be improved. Review link: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/b444062d-8853-4a73-a108-ebdb59b78b75/review Thank you in advance for taking the time to review it. I truly appreciate any insights, suggestions, or constructive feedback you can share!criteria for rise vs. storyline?
Hi all, I'm curious if anyone has established criteria that they use to evaluate whether Rise or Storyline is the best tool to build their requested training. Beyond the obvious regarding development and functionality abilities (e.g., rapid development vs. more customizable), does anyone have content-specific criteria that informs what tool they use to build their courses? I work in a compliance department so we've traditionally used Storyline for more 'gated' hand-held overviews of foundational concepts and Rise for content that iterates on those foundations. thanks!📱 Mobile Learning that Actually Works – What are Your Best Practices?
Hello everyone, I’m currently preparing a project involving several Web-Based Trainings (WBTs) that will primarily be used on mobile devices. Based on the nature of the content, I will have to use Storyline most of the time. While researching, I came across a “definitive guide to multi-device e-learning”—it already offers a bunch of practical insights. However, I’d love to hear perspectives from the community as well. So I’m curious: What are your go-to principles for designing effective mobile learning? What are your biggest takeaways or lessons learned? Do you have any examples of successful mobile learning activities or formats? I’d really appreciate hearing about your experiences, ideas, or even challenges you’ve encountered along the way. Looking forward to your insights!Looking for Gamification ideas/templates/resources
Hi, I've an old assessment in Storyline where there is branching and learners have 3 avatars from which they can select, selecting each avatar takes them to an individual set of drag and drop questions which they can answer using the resources provided. Looking for some ideas to redesign this assessment using Gamification, can you also provide links to resources here I can use?Impressed by Storyline´s AI Assistant
Hi everyone, I want to share how the AI assistant helped me out today. I was in the middle of manually adjusting the Feedback and Submit parameters in about 70+ hotspot slides—one by one, click by click—. I was getting exhausted, so I thought, "Let´s see if the AI can handle this," and wow... it did exactly what I asked in just a few seconds! If I had known sooner, I would have saved myself a ton of time. Don’t be afraid of asking the AI for help!
