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Simple demo that uses Google's Cloud Speech-to-Text to capture your Learner's response (via voice). It then converts it text and searches for correct key words

Combining an HTML5/CSS3 slider with Captivate via it's JavaScript API.

Fun course!

Task was to update an outdated course in Storyline 360. Revised every slide minus the images in the first two slides, and the image in the final slide.

Example of our 3D Animation work.

Sample of our ToolBook to Storyline conversion

Video demo of Ally Bank's car loan program training.

Video used to introduce learners to importance of OSHA.

This examples demonstrates our JavaScript solution to print slides from Storyline

Task- Client need to transition from Instructor Led Training (ITL) to online. We took her PPTs (all bullet points) and made this training in both Spanish and Portuguese. The client was really excited to be involved in the process and have more time free up as she no longer had to do conduct this training herself.

SVGs are fun. Scalable Vector Graphics are really just fancy XML files. And this means we can use JavaScript to manipulate them. Which opens up a lot of possibilities. Read this blog post to learn how I made this: https://blog.elearningbrothers.com/how-to-create-a-5-star-rating-system-in-adobe-captivate

Another example of how we can use JavaScript to access elements in Storyline. Here we are using a SL slider to fade entire layers in and out.

Enables the learner to spin a dial which will randomly land on an option. The same option will not be selected twice. Uses JavaScript along with Storyline variables and triggers.

Click a link on the page; the Glossary will open and scroll to that term.

Replacing mouseover functionality with click to zoom.

A learner can get overwhelmed with all the content that is presented on the screen. By making the course interactive, we can let the learners interact with the elements on the screen and thereby explore and uncover the facts themselves.

Statistical data presented through an interactive graph!

A beautiful image comparison slider like this one is a visual treat to the learners .

Circular Menu to add color to your course. Or you can use it as a short resume!!

Example of using sticky fluid boxes to ensure drop zones stay in place.

In this example we use Advanced Actions to detect if the learner is on a mobile device and alter the content accordingly.

Adding custom JavaScript to generate xAPI statements and correct an issue with variables. NOTE: The first textentry box is broken on purpose.