Interactive Screenshots in Articulate Storyline.Three Great Uses for the Zoom Region Tool in Storyline.How to Create Your Own Zoom Picture Effect in Articulate Storyline.
This week, your challenge is to share a solution to allow learners to zoom in or magnify parts of an image, graphic, document, or video. While you can’t trigger Storyline’s built-in Zoom Region, you can craft some creative transitions using slides and layers. Images aren’t the only objects that need a closer look! Check out this video zoom interaction from Matt Guyan.Ĭlick the image to view the interaction | Learn more & download Thanks, Jeff Kortenbosch! Storyline 2 Zoom Video Template Freebie You can download this interaction for both Storyline 1 and Storyline 2. The markers are subtle and give learners a visual cue that the image is clickable.Ĭlick image to view the example | Download (SL1) | Download (SL2) Here’s a good example of an interactive graphic with custom markers. You can see a similar approach in this recent challenge entry from Janine Whitling. While Storyline doesn’t have that specific feature, Jeanette achieved the overall experience by dividing the graphic into quadrants.Įach quadrant provides a closer look at part of the bill. The original project featured a draggable magnifying slider that let users explore the currency. I really like the magnify solution Jeanette Brooks came up with in this interactive currency demo. If you’re working in Articulate Storyline, Articulate Engage, or Articulate Quizmaker, then you already have built-in features for zooming into pictures. A more practical solution is to provide a way for the learner to zoom an image to view its details. But that only works if the learner’s device supports the increased dimensions. One solution would be to make the slide size larger. Here’s a common e-learning design challenge: Your course features images, graphics, or screenshots with important details that are too small to view at the slide size.
Zooming Pictures in E-Learning #114: Challenge | Recap
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