In this video, learn how to insert Content Library slides to use as placeholders for each module. You can also add a button to return learners to the menu slide.
- [Narrator] In this movie, we'll set up several scenes … as placeholder content. … Just to set up the initial … linking and branching for the project. … So let's hop over to story view real quick. … And we'll add our first scene. … We just wants some scenes that we can use to set up … the initial structure for our custom bookmarking. … So right click anywhere in story view … and choose new scene and we'll double click the title here. … Let's call this one module 01 … and double click the slide here. … Let's apply a title only. … And that will help generate the slide names. … So somewhere in these layouts we should have a title only. … The reason I like this one is, … I can say Mod 01 and then Slide 01. … Right? … So something like that and notice … how it gives my name right here for the slide. … Right click the slide, choose duplicate. … And now we can update this one … to slide 02 and right click the slide. … Choose duplicate. … And let's name this 03. … All right, cool. … So while I'm doing this I'm going to jump …
Author
David Anderson
Released
5/6/2019- Using variables for learning personalization
- Capturing and displaying the learner’s name
- Creating text-entry fields
- Validating input with conditions
- Creating branching quizzes
- Calculating quiz scores
- Adding conditional branching based on quiz score
- Creating custom characters
- Adding custom navigation with bookmarking
- Adding conditional triggers to record learner progress
- Showing additional feedback at the slide level
- Creating learning journals
- Randomizing scenarios with variables
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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1. Introduction to Variables
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2. Capture and Display the Learner's Name
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3. Adaptive Branching Quizzes
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4. Adaptive Branching Scenarios
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5. Choose Your Own Character
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Production tips and tricks3m 10s
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6. Custom Navigation with Bookmarking
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7. Learning Journals
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8. Randomizing Scenarios with Variables
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Conclusion
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Next steps49s
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Video: Create placeholder scenes and slides with home button