Onboarding and New Hire Training #389: Challenge | Recap
Employee orientation training is one of the most popular types of e-learning. Onboarding is typically the first training employees e...
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Orientation at COI. (Turn on your audio!!)
Demo: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/e547116a-6977-4cdf-84d8-93c60f8be7db/review
This interaction follows a new person on their first day with COI. I tried some firsts for me as well as some standards.
1) I created a flashlight type interaction using a very large slider with a cutout.
2) I turned photos into 360 images by duplicating portions of the photo and adding a top and bottom.
3) I imported a previous project and made a few tweeks to tie it into my orientation.
4) I used multiple scrolling panels on a slide to simulate a rolling padlock.
5) I used the new "Print Slide" command to print a slide
6) I used lightboxes to recall a previously designed item and to ease access to an item that might be commonly used.
7) I triggered hints based on the built in Scene.ElapsedTime variable
8) Of course I used some variables (mostly true false) to allow certain actions only when certain other actions had already occurred.
Demo: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/e547116a-6977-4cdf-84d8-93c60f8be7db/review
Note: If you make it to the end of the demo, you will have a chance to watch a video about how I made the "flashlight" effect.
Demo: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/e547116a-6977-4cdf-84d8-93c60f8be7db/review
This interaction follows a new person on their first day with COI. I tried some firsts for me as well as some standards.
1) I created a flashlight type interaction using a very large slider with a cutout.
2) I turned photos into 360 images by duplicating portions of the photo and adding a top and bottom.
3) I imported a previous project and made a few tweeks to tie it into my orientation.
4) I used multiple scrolling panels on a slide to simulate a rolling padlock.
5) I used the new "Print Slide" command to print a slide
6) I used lightboxes to recall a previously designed item and to ease access to an item that might be commonly used.
7) I triggered hints based on the built in Scene.ElapsedTime variable
8) Of course I used some variables (mostly true false) to allow certain actions only when certain other actions had already occurred.
Demo: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/e547116a-6977-4cdf-84d8-93c60f8be7db/review
Note: If you make it to the end of the demo, you will have a chance to watch a video about how I made the "flashlight" effect.
- Jodie got stuck and asked for some hints in the 360 degree room. Hints added . . . but there is a price to pay.
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/e547116a-6977-4cdf-84d8-93c60f8be7db/review- Here is a video to explain how the 'flashlight effect' was done
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/0ead426b-61b8-4377-8f69-d03413fdf9ad/review