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Absolutely short intro to Variables, Triggers and Conditions. Special thanks to Mr. Mice. Hare we go... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJpyMhbqNbc
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Update The original of this prototype got sick :( The one you can launch is the version I created for a live conference at the ATD Philadelphia Regional Conference. Since it was a live audience choice interactive session, you'll see...
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Confession. Okay, confession. "Realistification" is not a real word. Made-up word. I made it up. But so was Gamification at some point, and look how main stream it is now! In fact, it's so hot that the next season of Game...
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How to send data to a Web server? There are times when you want to send score, variables, visited pages or quiz results to a Web server. You can then store the data in a database on the server. This...
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Speaking of multiple choice... This is really just an experiment at this point. But... What if you could SAY your answer to a question? Instead of selecting from four options? What if Storyline would recognize your answer and then react accordingly?...
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UPDATE (04/01/18): Source updated to Storyline 360. UPDATE: I've updated the example with some tweaks for html5. Main change: replaced True/False with a number variable using 1/0. There's something fishy sometimes with passing True/False to JavaScript in HTML5. You can use...
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Have you ever been a King? A Ruler? Tremendous responsibility. Dangerously long hours and no vaca. Good perks, though. Well, play this Demo to experience the role of a Ruler if you dare to roll the dice. In a previous post...
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Small contribution to the Debunk Learning Styles Month effort...
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#6 is getting excited! In its simplest form, gamification is a tool that helps us survive reality. Because no matter how smart your three-old daughter is, she can be motivated. Enter the gamification of breakfast. The Goal Before the implementation of any...
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Are you an advanced Articulate Storyline user? You probably know a lot about variables, triggers and conditions. With clever combination of these elements, you can create powerful branching e-learning scenarios. Now, imagine if you could play a mini game...