Using Lightbox Slides in E-Learning #413: Challenge | Recap
Challenge of the Week
This week, your challenge is to show how Storyline 360's lightbox slides can be used as performance suppo...
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360 triggers later...I present to you: Oligopoly!
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/79848639-7969-4b67-9c21-8bf5d695b56f/review
Note: Due to the ever-growing number of motion paths needed to account for every possible scenario, this demo only sees the selected game piece move across the top and right-side of the board. Also, it's currently programmed with the intent that you will land on the Jail and/or Jackpot squares, so if you were on, say, square 8 and rolled a 4, putting you one space after the Jail square, the game piece will not move. It will move, however, if you roll a 3 or 2, putting you that much closer to the Jail square.
And should you find yourself in that position (i.e., one space before the Jail square), you can either wait to roll a 2...or simply click the game piece to move.
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/79848639-7969-4b67-9c21-8bf5d695b56f/review
Note: Due to the ever-growing number of motion paths needed to account for every possible scenario, this demo only sees the selected game piece move across the top and right-side of the board. Also, it's currently programmed with the intent that you will land on the Jail and/or Jackpot squares, so if you were on, say, square 8 and rolled a 4, putting you one space after the Jail square, the game piece will not move. It will move, however, if you roll a 3 or 2, putting you that much closer to the Jail square.
And should you find yourself in that position (i.e., one space before the Jail square), you can either wait to roll a 2...or simply click the game piece to move.
Love it Dan! I was thinking of using a board game for this challenge as well. I was going to use light box to compare real organs to the one from the operation game.
Great work the audio selection and design.
Great work the audio selection and design.
- Ooooh! That sounds interesting!