Portfolio Muhammad 'Roel' Islam
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
Articulate Storyline 360 has build in slide transitions. But in order to support this beautiful cut out design and making it feel seamless it was necessary to create custom transitions by combining motion paths, object transition and slide transitions to add details to the content graphic design. Client: Cursim/Omniplex Graphic Design: Tanzeel Ayub Content development
This game board like animation brings a bit of life into regular assessment or question bank slides. This module consist of 10 questions that are pulled out randomly out of Question bank. Assets are made with Adobe Illustrator and content development in Articulate Storyline 360 with pure triggers and no additional scripts. Click here to
Articulate Storyline 360 is an authoring tool with some capacity of basic animation but with enough time and creativity, a simple animation can be quite amusing. This is an example for a client, using basic animation/motion path in Articulate Storyline 360.
As a content developer at Cursim, my main task is to bring whatever design provided by the Art Director/Graphic Designer into a working e-learning module in Articulate Storyline (2/360 or 3). The graphic designer usually will provide 3-4 slides examples as a base for reference and then the content will have to develop the same
For E-learning challenge #204, the articulate community has challenged us to make a Comic Book Theme Template. This mini template pack consists seven slides which are: Welcome slide Menu Text and Image Process Tab Interaction Pick one interaction Usually template packs consist of more than those slides. Full size of the template pack can be seen
E-learning materials are often sourced from bullet ridden Powerpoints slide. One way to make it more engaging is to turn the list into a click and reveal, there are many way to do achieve this. Here I am going to show you how an example on how to change this slide that was originally with
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In the previous post I shared steps on how to make a digital scale using the Dial facility in Articulate Storyline. In this post I am going to share on how to use the Digital Scale in a question slide/assessment slide. Here is the final output. There is a small animation on the Incorrect response
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Articulate 360 came with nifty new features such as the dial. The dial adds more possibilities on how to present your e-learning for example using this digital scale. Below are the steps that I did to create this digital scale