Giving effective feedback
I decided to give this challenge a try and create a interaction about giving effective feedback. I started by creating the layout and graphic elements in Adobe Illustrator, then brought everything into Storyline, where I added the interactions, triggers, animations, and all the little details. 1. Preview Open Review 2. Video Open Video I also recorded a video showing my process, from the initial idea and design to the finished interaction. The video is in Polish, but you can turn on automated English subtitles if you'd like to follow along.The Evolution of AI, Told by Claude ⏰ (yes, I let Claude narrate its own family history)
This week's challenge was an interactive timeline, and I could not resist. What if Claude told the story of AI, from Turing's big question in 1950 to Claude itself, and poked fun at its own ancestors along the way? 🤖 I built it as a Rise 360 Microlearning using a Code Block. The video was created using Articulate's AI Avatar tool with Claude as my co creator. Learners meet Claude in a short intro video, then click through 8 eras in any order. Each one opens with Claude's narration, plus two things they can choose to dig into: "Show the receipts" for the facts and "Claude's hot take" for the commentary. Explore all 8 and Claude unlocks a closing thought. There's also a Surprise me button for the indecisive. 🎲 Why I built it this way: A timeline shouldn't feel like a row of dates. The learner decides what to open, what to skip, and when to laugh. The humor is doing real work too. If someone remembers that ELIZA only asked questions and Deep Blue couldn't write an email, the history stuck. Some fun facts: Clocks drift down the background, using a clock image I supplied, because it's a timeline and I committed to the bit ⏰ I created the Claude character using Articulate's AI Avatar which started as a prompt, then I brought it to life as an image and a video The video wrapper has custom controls, speed options, and a transcript Claude wrote a lot of the code and I steered the design, which is honestly how most of my projects go now. Have a look and tell me which era surprised you most! 👇 The Evolution of AI, Told by ClaudeFootball Manager
Hello there! 👋 I've been looking for different ways to start building out a portfolio and this weekly challenge caught my attention! I love football, despite supporting Everton... and wanted to trial some gamification in storyline! ⚽ Please have a look using the link and let me know your thoughts in the comments! 👇 Confession: I spent a bit more time on this than I planned! 😅 Enjoy! 😄 Link: Football Manager Module Website: 22Studio.ukMeet Your Instructor - Which One Is the Lie?
I built this quick “Meet Your Instructor” interaction for the latest eLearning Heroes challenge. The interaction is a simple truth-or-lie icebreaker where learners review three statements about the instructor and decide which one is false. I designed it with a heavy equipment/construction theme and included custom visuals, themed buttons, correct/incorrect feedback screens, and a short video introduction and conclusion featuring me as the instructor. What I like about this concept is that it could work both virtually and in person. In an eLearning course, learners can click through and make their own choice. In a live class, a facilitator could use the same interaction as a quick group icebreaker before moving into the session. It’s a small activity, but it adds some personality, gives learners a reason to engage right away, and helps make the instructor feel a little more human before the course begins.From Music History to Interactive Learning
I created this interactive learning experience inspired by **The Beatles**—the band that changed music forever. From their early journey in Liverpool to the global craze of Beatlemania, this microlearning module blends storytelling with engaging interactions to bring history to life. This project reflects how microlearning can turn even classic topics into **engaging, immersive experiences**. Linkedin Article Demo Direct1st e-Learning challenge: Top 5 SuperBowl Commercials
This is my 1st eLearning challenge. I'm trying to participate despite limited time. Below is a quick draft of using interactions with web video/media and to provide some nostalgia for top 5 SuperBowl commercials according to CBS. https://360.articulate.com/review/content/3d0e09f5-3066-4ed0-95ba-a911e6b336b7/reviewSnapshot graphics + click-and-reveal = engaging cybersecurity learning
For this week’s challenge, we used snapshot graphics and a click-and-reveal interaction to help learners quickly recognize common cyber attacks—without overwhelming them. View the activity using the link below. https://www.swiftelearningservices.com/custom-elearning-snapshot-graphics-click-reveal-cyber-security-attacks/Foodborne Illness Outbreaks
View the example here With my history in food service, foodborne illnesses and their prevention are very important to me. As soon as I saw the prompt, I knew I wanted that to be my focus. I immediately pictured something like a paper grocery bag with different foods popping out, their height based on how likely they were to cause illness. Thanks to my limited graphics knowledge, I went with a bowl instead 🤣. Shout out to DavidAnderson for the Image Editing and Special Effects webinar yesterday. I think my bowl and shadow turned out pretty well, and I used the oft-forgotten moon shape. Any feedback is always greatly appreciated! -Donna Wilson
