Dianne Hope
e-learning specialist
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The Knowledge Project
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Dianne Hope
As a freelance e-Learning specialist and Articulate Storyline developer, I'm passionate about understanding learning requirements and comfortable and competent in designing engaging instructional experiences with creative flair, passion for design and strong visual sense. -
Melbourne, Australia
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A branching scenario about...branching scenarios
I've decided to start up a Melbourne User Group.
I'm just waiting on approval for the new Articulate User Group Melb...
A recent post in this forum by someone looking for advice on Storyline template library subscriptions prompted me to ...
Is it just me being impatient, or has anyone else noticed that the Storyline player takes a loooong time to open now ...
A simple, but fully customisable drag and drop interaction.
I'm having some weird results with the preview and published Storyline 360 files - I think it's possibly related to u...
A turbo-charged tabbed interaction design.
A course starter template with a building and construction industry theme.
An exercise in focusing on elements other than colour in a design that make it engaging
A medical-theme course starter template for the healthcare industry.
A Common Craft style explainer video with hand-crafted images.
A top-view design - a little "out-of-the-box", with interactive elements including meet your team and floor plan.
I'm developing a series of Articulate Storyline templates that I will eventually put up for sale. I'm coming up again...
Hey everyone - I've been very busy this year working on developing my own Articulate Storyline course starter templat...
Using video clips to engage users in course content.
A desktop theme based click-and-reveal activity.
A party-themed interaction using freeform motion paths, triggers and one of Pantone's 2017 colour of the year pairings.
Personalise an e-Learning course by allowing the learner to choose an avatar or character as a guide.
Navigate a linear course without any next or previous buttons.
An entire quiz developed on one slide using an accordion interaction design