Since the advent of multi-device and responsive e-learning everyone jump out of their socks to a solution that promises a responsive, customized and innovative approach to learning solution. This school of thought has even created a niche domain of specialists catering specifically to cross device, cross browser and cross platform learning market. In this post …
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Continuing the flat skin theme and extending it to other rapid authoring tools, here is my contribution for Lectora. I was using a trial version to evaluate its features. And while doing so, I was able to create a template with a flat design. Note: All images used are sourced from Google and are for …
Recently I created some flat templates for mock-ups. Among other Rapid Authoring Tools, I created the Storyline version as well. Here is my course design (HTML5 version here). The colors were used keeping in mind the subtlety as well as the professional look. I have submitted this for the Articulate Community challenge also. Do tell …
This is just a quick post on how I used simple animations in Storyline, to create an interesting audio visual. This audio visual gets its inspiration from an articulate community post. I could not shake the concept out of my mind. Also, there was no source file available. So I decided to make one. It was an awesome experience. …
I was browsing through the articulate community, where I came across Josh Stoner’s post on ‘nested menu’. He combined the concept of Slide Master and simple animations to create a beautiful menu template. Since it was in Storyline 2 (SL2), I wasn’t able to run it. (Yup, this was one of the moments, when not …
Update 21 April 2016: The back-end support for missed call function (from Twilio) is not working. Since this is a third party feature, I am unable to anticipate its comeback :(. I am looking for SMS OTP feature as well, but this may take some time. The awesome community of ELH has a weekly challenge …
This post is intended to serve as a tracker for all the articulate e-learning challenges that I will complete in due course of time. Though I have taken measures to suppress this post from feeds, I apologise if this post ‘leaks’ to you and serves you no good. Challenge # E-Learning Heroes Challenge Details 1 …
In this post, we will discuss fine tuning the Articulate Storyline’s screen recording feature, to the frame level, so as to easily customize our step-by-step learning mode. Before we dive deep, let us have a brief idea about Storyline’s recording feature. For those who are in a hurry, and want to skip the basics, you …
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Let us bust the last myth of the series – Myth 5: No need to waste time on summary screens. Just put some key points as a bullet list. Let us see what a summary means both from learners’, and an instructional designer’s perspective. For a learner – It enables you to reinforce the most important points …
Till now in the myth buster series, we have clarified the following myths – 1. Myth 1: Learning the e-learning tools are very difficult, hence creating an e-learning is difficult 2. Myth 2: Books are better than e-learning. My course cannot surpass a book 3. Myth 3: Just put the content with some relevant pictures …