Portfolio Muhammad 'Roel' Islam
See Full version Parallax scrolling is a motion effect that’s used to simulate depth by animating background images slower than foreground images. The effect can be found in everything from video games to websites to e-learning. This was an old project based on on build by Ross Garner from the E-learning heroes website. Info was
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‘Apply changes to all slides’ – a small comment but has large implication especially on later stage of the build. The look and feel is better signed off before even we start building so that we can save time to build. Articulate Storyline 360 Media Library is a neat feature where you can replace assets
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This is for E-learning Heroes Challenge #303: Presenting Opposing Lists in E-Learning? An easy Do and Don’t list using layers with a dial and slider.
In this quick tutorial, I am going to show you how to “quickly” create a custom progress bar in Articulate Storyline 360 and using the inbuild slide numbering variables that comes with Articulate 360 (as per 2020, this is not yet available in Articulate Storyline 3). Preparing the canvas First step is create a new
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In this post I am going to show how to do a rotating looped animation. This is a neat trick that I learned when I first started to use Storyline 2. For the example I am using a wind turbine that sit one a perfect square (this is essential). I am using a 1280x 720
Inspired by a html ‘grid like’ menu, I used the excerpt content from the World Health Organisation about Myths surrounding the Corona Virus outbreak that is currently a hot topic affecting the whole world. I moved away from WHO original look and feel by giving it a more ‘corporate’ feel with photographs- I used images
Click to reveal is one of the staple interaction in e-learning building/content development today. It involves in clicking on a button and revealing a text or an image. It is something that you can easily do in Articulate Storyline with triggers and or states or layers. Here is another take on the classic click to
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Joining Challenge #262 from Articulate Heroes although a bit late. Its based on a dial and using layers to show information. This Demo contains audio of the light saber infamous hum. Light saber sound pack by JoshHarrisVFX Text content from Wikipedia. Background and Assets done in Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator Header Illustration done in Clip
This ASL360 game is based on the T-Rex, Run! Google chrome game Its quite simple and straight forward game and it was built in Articulate 360, using motion paths and triggers Audio edited using Audacity Images are done in Adobe Illustrator Additional ResourcesDino SpritesBy: pzUH (http://www.gameart2d.com)Link: https://opengameart.org/content/free-dino-sprites Trees and rocksDesigned by macrovector www.Freepik.com Audios Chopin,
Besides building e-learning modules in Articulate 360 for Cursim, Omnipex Content Development Team, I also contribute in writing several articles for the Omniplex’s e-learning Blog . Articles that I’ve written ranges from tips to tutorials regarding Articulate Storyline content building. Here are some contributions that I made so far: Articulate Storyline quick tips: Creating a