Part 1: AI Voices in eLearning
This is Part 1 of a three-part series on AI coding in Articulate.
Focus Feud
AI & Me: Creating a Family Feud/Wordle Style Game in Storyline. In this post, I’ll walk you through how AI simplified complex tasks, elevated creativity, and streamlined the development process – all without extensive coding or a team of developers.
The Return of Haji Kamal
Original Post Date: October 2023 In 2010, Cathy Moore—guru of “Action Mapping”—shared an eLearning interaction titled “Connect with Haji Kamal.” Designed for military clientele, this gem swiftly gained cult-like status among learning professionals as an example of how to create goal-based scenarios the right way. The magic lay in its pedagogy: it taught cultural sensitivity […]
4 Variations of Course Notes
Original Post Date: August 2019 Back in 2013, I posted in the Articulate forums a method of printing and emailing course notes. This method used JavaScript to email variable content and the window.print() command to print the window. This worked but controlling the look of printed notes was a challenge. In 2015, Ryan Lowry posted […]
All-in-One! Menu, Motivational Meter and Timer
Original Post Date: May 2019 This Storyline project leverages several cool features including a slide out side menu that displays the contents of the module along with your location and completion status of each, a motivational meter that changes depending on how the user answers a question and a timer that provides a sense of […]
What’s Your Leadership Style?
Original Post Date: March 2019 The original version of this Articulate Storyline interaction was built in card game style with mystical elements back in 2014. It is based on an Inc. Magazine infographic which was a perfect starting point for building a branching interaction. It’s been downloaded over 7,000 times and several folks in the community have asked about […]
Articulate Storyline 360 Shortcuts Drill
Original Post Date: February 2019 This drill takes about 10-minutes to complete on your desktop/laptop PC. You can re-take it to continue to master shortcut key combinations. I’ve found using shortcut keys in my daily development activities helps speed up tasks, but the problem is that I stick with the shortcuts I know and overlook […]