Escape Room
We've built escape room interactions for clients a few times, but haven't been able to share them publicly. That's why I've taken the time to create this demo. I created a fictional drug, SynebroVax, and built a scenario where the learner plays a pharmaceutical sales rep preparing for a high-stakes meeting with stakeholders. The goal is to explore the environment, uncover insights, and respond to realistic stakeholder concerns, all within a timed, gamified experience. It’s designed to show how immersive storytelling, decision-making, and interactivity can turn complex product knowledge into something memorable and engaging.Side Scroller
In this side scroller game, learners control Enzo the squirrel to collect as many hazelnuts as possible for hibernation. The game is an introduction to the topic of financial provision for old age. In Switzerland, we sometimes refer to this as the squirrel principle, which gave me the idea for this game. The backend to the game in Storyline is pretty much a nightmare (especially the hazelnuts 🙃). So if anyone has an idea how it could be solved differently (or any other feedback), I would be grateful for your tips. Nevertheless, I am very proud of the result 😅 Review-Link: SideScroller_Enzo-the-SquirrelPuppy-Proof your Home
Puppy Proof Your Home is an interactive eLearning experience built in Storyline, designed to help new pet owners create a safe environment for their furry companions. Learners navigate through a virtual home, selecting items and identifying potential hazards that could pose risks to a puppy. With engaging interactions and feedback-driven learning, the course encourages users to make improvements by recognising dangers, implementing safety measures, and understanding best practices for a pet-friendly space. This hands-on approach ensures an immersive and practical learning experience that supports responsible pet ownership Try yourself here: Puppy-Proof Your HomeFeedback Game
This project was developed to train leaders in giving feedback while maintaining employee engagement. We used a simulation-based approach for feedback meetings. Check the demonstration below. Instead of prioritizing content, we focused on storytelling supported by game mechanics with branched scenarios. To enhance realism, we simulated extreme situations like disagreements and interruptions, requiring students to be flexible and detail-oriented. At the end, rather than completing a linear course, students will have tested their decisions and learned from successes and mistakes in a safe digital environment, where they can repeat the experience and make different choices while comparing the consequences of each action.Animations, story-telling, and team building!
I created this course inspired by a previous challenge and a topic request from a client! Built in Storyline with animations from Vyond. I incorporated story-telling and humor to cover the four stages of team building, all wrapped up in an epic quest with knights, wizards and a dragon. Would love to hear what the community thinks! TeamQuest: The Stages of Team BuildingScenic Rejuvenation: Project on 360-degree view.
A project which includes 360-degree view. Enjoy visiting the fictitious places. All on articulate storyline 360. Start with a bus ride, then the car and finally the bridge. https://360.articulate.com/review/content/4eb12723-d553-4ffb-b5ce-7ad4c0380f8b/reviewParking inspector safety
This interaction uses a 360 street photo with three markers to locate and learn about how inspectors stay safe on the street. Each learning pop up is accompanied by a text to speech option. On the bottom right on the page, you can view your progress out of the three tasks. Review link: Parking inspector safety | Review 360Ask the Magic 8 Ball
What does your future hold? Ask the Magic 8 Ball! I wanted to try making a Magic 8 Ball to provide answers to questions entered by the user. There are 20 possible responses provided by a variable. I am still tweaking this, but the main function works the way I want it to. I also experimented with using SSML markup to enhance "Jonah's" speech; pitch, tone, volume, etc.
