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This is a follow-up article on my previous xPorter 2.1 demo. When you build a large and complex project, you end up with tons of user variables in Storyline. Keeping track of what they do, how they're used, etc. is...
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A couple of years ago I made an auto-hotkey script (xPorter 1.0) for Storyline. I wanted to export the list of variables into an Excel sheet so I can document them. The solution was not scalable and after some code...
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We often forget to celebrate our accomplishments and move on to the next big challenge. If you ever wanted to add a little confetti celebration in your Storyline course, this solution may help you. First, make sure the celebration is...
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Of course, you missed traveling, relatives and friends, eating out, staying out, anything out, haircuts and all... What I'm talking about is my articles :) If you missed any of these articles in 2020, here's the list to catch up:...
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A couple of years ago I played around with the Sørensen–Dice coefficient algorithm to innovate simple multiple-choice challenges for terms vs. definition types of questions. This creative approach works when users need to memorize a definition or explicitly recall a...
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This post is a challenge. I'll get to the challenge at the end. For now, let's look at this fictitious company called, Dundeal Mifflearn. Good news is, you're hired! Bad news is, they're rebranding. Anyway, in this example, you'll get...
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Learning. Every. Single. Day. I'm writing a two-part article for eLearningIndustry.com for aspiring learning design professionals. If you're a teacher and you're thinking about instructional design, learning design, learning experience design, or you're not even sure about the title, it...
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Every year, you start the calendar with blank, grey months to fill in with colors. You may never notice this colorful change daily, but you've probably done a lot in 2019. You've colored your calendar. I've put together my lessons...
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Sunday afternoon and it's raining. After two hours of R (Data Science course), I needed a break. Hence the Articulate eLearning Heroes challenge below. Click to launch the Out of the Blue game I wanted to create an old-school (choose...
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Several people connected with me on how to capture the user's name and use it inside Rise as in this example. Well, this was my first exploration with Rise in 2016. A lot happened since then, and Rise has loads...