Create Your Personalized Valentine eCard Now ❤️
Want to see how interactivity transforms engagement? Explore this Valentine-themed eLearning module featuring: Personalized messaging Digital card creation Interactive design elements A simple example of how custom eLearning development enhances user experience. Try It Now to Create Your Personalized Message. https://www.brilliantteams.com.au/personalized-valentine-ecard-custom-elearning-design/Love or Red Flag – Valentine’s Edition 💘🚩
Test your instincts in this quick and playful February 14th challenge! Read each scenario and decide: Is it a swoon‑worthy green light… or a total red flag? Perfect for a lighthearted break, this mini‑game blends humor, relationships, and a touch of Valentine’s Day charm. See how your choices stack up—and maybe learn something new about what makes a perfect match! Love or Red Flag?Making a long bullet list block more visually pleasing
I customized a long bulleted list block, and while adding a picture isn’t a dramatic change, I think it makes the content more visually appealing. I used to shy away from Rise because I found its block-based design too rigid—I’ve always preferred the creative freedom of a blank canvas, which is why I leaned toward Storyline. However, the custom block feature in Rise feels like a game changer. It’s shifted my perception, and I now see more potential in using Rise for future projects.Valentine Themed eLearning Content Development
Inspired by the Valentine theme, we developed a gamified cybersecurity eLearning module that integrates interactive learning design, and gamification. Rewarding learners with a heart for every correct answer while delivering engaging, compliance-focused workplace training. Explore the demo to see how creative eLearning development: https://www.swiftelearningservices.com/valentine-themed-elearning-content-development-cybersecurity/Perfect Match?
Hello! Typography is a big part of elearning design. And being a total font nerd, I love it when I find the 'Perfect Match'. This interaction is built around two dials and has been optimised for mobile phones. Javascript randomises the starting position of the dials at the start of each game. It also controls how far the dial turns with each tap. When the value of Dial1 and Dial2 match, a feedback layer is shown, and the score increases. When you hit 4/4, the game resets. The AI voiceover is 'Liam' with the style exaggerated to ~70, and I used Suno to create the game show-style theme tune. This plays on repeat until the score hits 4/4, when it is stopped and replaced by applause. But you can also mute the music during the game if it's not your jam. The content is based on this article. I had a lot of fun making this one! Let me know what you think. If you have any questions, please ask. PLAY HERE: https://bit.ly/elhc540Turn That Light Off
Hello! Non-human characters can be a strong choice for your e-learning courses. They're often more popular with users than AI avatars. My characters always come across as a bit grumpy, for some reason... Believe it or not, this is a regular 'pick one' freeform question slide. The character was created using Nano Banana, and I manipulated it in Pixlr to create the different mouth shapes. The animation is achieved through rapid state changes, synchronised to the waveform of each bit of narration. This is controlled by Javascript that I wrote with the help of Claude.ai. The voice is Dave, one of my favourite Storyline AI voices, with the style exaggerated to 75 😀 Switch my demo on here: https://bit.ly/elhc539
Teaching bribery and gifting in a different way.
We built a short workplace ethics scenario where objects and concepts step in as characters, showing how small, everyday gifts can quickly turn into bribery risks. Click the link below to experience how powerful custom eLearning design helps learners pause, think and choose the right response. https://www.brilliantteams.com.au/bribery-gifting-ethics-custom-elearning-scenario/Navigating Team Conflict
Emily just presented what she thinks is the perfect solution. But the room went silent. One colleague's arms crossed. Another looked away. The team is divided, and momentum is stalling. What would you do? The Idea I was inspired by Emily in Paris, a show about navigating messy, real conflicts with style and empathy. So I created a scenario-based learning experience where learners step into her shoes and make decisions that actually matter. Instead of starting with learning objectives, the course opens with a problem. Two stakeholders. Opposing viewpoints. Time to choose your move. The best way to learn is by doing. Play through the interactive scenario here! How I Built It Comic strips generated with ChatGPT Single HTML artifact with 5 internal screens, 2×2 grid decision layouts Articulate Storyline integration via web objects About Me Jayashree Ravi Connect with me on LinkedIn!Meet the Extinguisher Fire Safety Squad
We bring fire extinguishers to life through custom eLearning, guiding learners step by step through correct extinguisher use during fire emergencies, all inside a gamified eLearning experience. View the eLearning sample in action: https://www.swiftelearningservices.com/fire-extinguisher-safety-training-custom-elearning/
