"A very effective use of 3D, I must admit."

"Liked it a lot, Alexander. The use of a video as a feedback is a clever idea."

"Liked the use of short and crisp text, Rambo."

"Have you taken a look at the file uploaded by Phil Mayor? Perhaps, it might give you an idea to solve your problem, Ramesh."

"A nice combination of drag and drop and labels, Linda."

"Nicely done, Ashi."

"The idea of using markers for software training is a nice one, Matt. Allows the learners to skip topics that they know."

"Liked the markers and the idea of using videos."

"Loved the overall design, Phil. The small rectangles and animated circles that you have added gives a very science-like look. And as Alex..."

"A very nice and interactive game, Josh! Liked your idea of including a game notebook as a job aid. Fits well within the scope of the game..."

"Nice one, Nicole. Thanks!"

"Nice work, Ashi :) Thanks for uploading them"

"Loved your world, Maggie. Great work!"

"Loved all your cover slides, Tracy. And thanks for the download."

"I will agree with Ieva over here. Partially blocking the border makes the foreground image more interesting, or rather effective"

"You have done an excellent job, Brett! And thanks for posting the explanation."

"I simply loved all the graphics you have used, Jackie. The entire course is easy on the eyes. Nicely done."

"Hi Lian, The e-book given in the Learn Section-'Getting Started with Articulate Storyline' written in fancy fonts- actually deals with S..."

"Thanks a lot for the tip, Parichaya."

"Nicely done, James! Loved the conversational touch added to the feedback."

"The images that you have used are fantastic. Have a question for you, Lauren. Why did you choose to have a tick/cross instead of allowin..."

"Liked your course. Just have a suggestion. If you could perhaps blur the background, it will be easier to spot the items I need to drag...."

"Simple and engaging. Nice graphics too! Good one, Ashi."

"Loved your entry. I really loved the incorrect feedback (What will Mommy say?) That was a brilliant idea."

"Perhaps you could try do something like this: Create variables,  let’s say,  Attempt1, Attempt2, Attempt 3 Set the values to False. ..."