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This was such an EPIC workshop! Tim dropped so many amazing tips and tricks! I can't count how many A-HA moments we all had! We appreciate all of you attending and asking such thoughtful questions! 😊
Aiiii Mr Slade, you never let me down man!! , Heard you the Luke Hobson. Thanks so much for your help man. If there was an Instructional Design hall of fame you would be first ballot. Much Love from the UK Jacob
I am new storyline and fairly new to creating elearning at this level. This is perfect for a project I am working on, and I am so grateful for all your videos!
Hi Tim, this is a fantastic tutorial you make everything look so simple and achievable, lots of useful tips and tricks, I didn't know PowerPoint had a such a rich collections of graphics, figures, characters and so forth, great job, keep up the great work, this is very much appreciated.🙏🙏🙏❣
Hi Tim, excelent video. One question.... as ID we need to design also the questions and possible aswers to create this scenario, or that info in given by the SME?
Thanks for watching, Antu! To answer your question...it should always be the job of the ID to write the questions and answers. We have to remember that our SMEs aren't learning experts...they're experts in whatever topic we're creating training on. And so, it's our job to work with our SMEs to extract the necessary content from them, and then design the questions / scenarios based on what they provide us. I hope that makes sense!
Hi Tim, thanks for the tutorial, it was very helpful. What I found missing was the ending of the scenario. How would you approach giving the overall feedback to the learner? I want to create a similar branched scenario, but not giving feedback after each and every decision point, I'd rather have extensive feedback at the end. Thanks
Hi there! I am currently shopping for instructional design software for my start up. I am primarily looking at Articulate 360 and iSpring. I can't seem to find a more recent video comparing these two programs anywhere. Which of these in your experience 1) has more comprehensive features for creating role plays and animations 2) allows for more adaptability and personalization 3) easy to use 4) good value for money? Thanks!
Great questions! If you can, I might suggest posting this in our Ask the Community space inside our free community with the link below...from there, I can provide a much more detailed answer for you: community.elearningacademy.io/c/advice/
Great tutorial as always! I've created some linear projects in Storyline but this was my first branching scenario. I was wondering what the difference is between using slide layers to create the different scenarios vs just duplicating slides and making adjustments that way? Sorry if this is a silly question; I'm still learning! 🙂
This was amazing! Thank you for sharing your incredible knowledge with the world. You've inspired me to tweak a few projects I'm working on for the better. Quick question, are there copyright restrictions on the stock images in powerpoint? Thank you for your help! :)
I’d have to see exactly what part you’re talking about, but I assume it las because it’s revealing a layer with different expressions. If you, feel free to post about this in more detail in our Ask the Community space with the link below… community.elearningacademy.io/c/advice/
Tim, this was awesome! You make it so easy to understand and it's so relaxing watching you do it and explain everything. As a newbie, I feel I can replicate this. If the learner reaches Conclusion A, can we have a "congratulations" layer to end it vs "Start Over?" or, is it easier to just have "Start Over" for each conclusion?
Glad you liked it! As for your question...yes, you can certainly do that! Since each conclusion is it's own layer, you can make each one different if you wanted to!
What an amazing video, quick question. I just got started in Instructional Design (currently learning the tools) when it comes to the dialogue (questions/answers..) Do you come up with the dialogue yourself or does it come from somewhere else?
Great question! If this were a real-world project, it would be the job of the instructional designer to create all of the content, using the knowledge and expertise you get from your subject matter experts. I hope that helps!
Hey there! Thanks for watching. To be honest, I’d have to see what you’re doing in your end to help. So, if you can share some screenshots inside our Ask the Community space with the link below, I can help there… community.elearningacademy.io/c/advice/
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This was such an EPIC workshop! Tim dropped so many amazing tips and tricks! I can't count how many A-HA moments we all had! We appreciate all of you attending and asking such thoughtful questions! 😊
Thank you!
Tim! I appreciate you so much. Thank you for being you!
Wow! Thank you so much!
Tim Slade, you indeed are a GENIUS! You simplify things so much for your learners, and most above you put in a great effort to help them grasp better.
Thanks! I appreciate the kind words!
Aiiii Mr Slade, you never let me down man!! , Heard you the Luke Hobson. Thanks so much for your help man. If there was an Instructional Design hall of fame you would be first ballot.
Much Love from the UK
Jacob
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!
This is incredibly helpful! Thank you for this workshop!
Thanks for watching!
This was an amazing tutorial. You are a fantastic teacher! Thank you for these videos.
Glad you liked it!
This was really good, thank you Tim. Would welcome more workshops like this!
Thanks! I'm working on some more Articulate Storyline-related content this year! Stay tuned!
Amazing tutorial. Thank you
Thanks for watching!
Nice touch with the opening layer - well done!
Thanks!
I am new storyline and fairly new to creating elearning at this level. This is perfect for a project I am working on, and I am so grateful for all your videos!
I'm glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
I love your simplicity!! We learned a ton! It was a great refresher for me. Thank you very much Tim! Keep it up!
Thanks, Gabi! I appreciate it!
Thank you so much for this workshop. Keep up the good work that you do :)
Thanks, will do!
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us.
My pleasure!
Hi Tim, this is a fantastic tutorial you make everything look so simple and achievable, lots of useful tips and tricks, I didn't know PowerPoint had a such a rich collections of graphics, figures, characters and so forth, great job, keep up the great work, this is very much appreciated.🙏🙏🙏❣
I'm glad it was helpful, Henry! Thanks for watching!
great job!
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it!
I am a teacher upskilling myself to become an instructional designer. Creating portfolios now. Thank you
Thanks for watching!
Hi Tim, excelent video. One question.... as ID we need to design also the questions and possible aswers to create this scenario, or that info in given by the SME?
Thanks for watching, Antu! To answer your question...it should always be the job of the ID to write the questions and answers. We have to remember that our SMEs aren't learning experts...they're experts in whatever topic we're creating training on. And so, it's our job to work with our SMEs to extract the necessary content from them, and then design the questions / scenarios based on what they provide us. I hope that makes sense!
Hi Tim, thanks for the tutorial, it was very helpful. What I found missing was the ending of the scenario. How would you approach giving the overall feedback to the learner? I want to create a similar branched scenario, but not giving feedback after each and every decision point, I'd rather have extensive feedback at the end. Thanks
Hi there! I am currently shopping for instructional design software for my start up. I am primarily looking at Articulate 360 and iSpring. I can't seem to find a more recent video comparing these two programs anywhere. Which of these in your experience 1) has more comprehensive features for creating role plays and animations 2) allows for more adaptability and personalization 3) easy to use 4) good value for money? Thanks!
Great questions! If you can, I might suggest posting this in our Ask the Community space inside our free community with the link below...from there, I can provide a much more detailed answer for you: community.elearningacademy.io/c/advice/
Thanks for responding. I've joined the community and added the question. @@elearningacdmy
Great tutorial as always! I've created some linear projects in Storyline but this was my first branching scenario. I was wondering what the difference is between using slide layers to create the different scenarios vs just duplicating slides and making adjustments that way? Sorry if this is a silly question; I'm still learning! 🙂
This was amazing! Thank you for sharing your incredible knowledge with the world. You've inspired me to tweak a few projects I'm working on for the better. Quick question, are there copyright restrictions on the stock images in powerpoint? Thank you for your help! :)
I'm glad you liked it, Kelly! As for your question...you're free to use the images in PowerPoint for any projects, personal or commercial.
@@elearningacdmy Awesome, thanks!
It looks like the agent and customer text fades when you've selected your response. Did I miss something? How did you do that piece?
I’d have to see exactly what part you’re talking about, but I assume it las because it’s revealing a layer with different expressions. If you, feel free to post about this in more detail in our Ask the Community space with the link below… community.elearningacademy.io/c/advice/
Tim, this was awesome! You make it so easy to understand and it's so relaxing watching you do it and explain everything. As a newbie, I feel I can replicate this. If the learner reaches Conclusion A, can we have a "congratulations" layer to end it vs "Start Over?" or, is it easier to just have "Start Over" for each conclusion?
Glad you liked it! As for your question...yes, you can certainly do that! Since each conclusion is it's own layer, you can make each one different if you wanted to!
What an amazing video, quick question. I just got started in Instructional Design (currently learning the tools) when it comes to the dialogue (questions/answers..) Do you come up with the dialogue yourself or does it come from somewhere else?
Great question! If this were a real-world project, it would be the job of the instructional designer to create all of the content, using the knowledge and expertise you get from your subject matter experts. I hope that helps!
the feature where the outline becomes sketched/hand drawn does not work. How come it works for you. I am using a subscription account for 365 too
Hey there! Thanks for watching. To be honest, I’d have to see what you’re doing in your end to help. So, if you can share some screenshots inside our Ask the Community space with the link below, I can help there… community.elearningacademy.io/c/advice/
Great info, I have office 365, and cannot find the states panel, could you please direct me?
You are so tenanted!