Designing a Branching Scenario Template | March 2022 Monthly eLearning Challenge Recap
For our March 2022 Community Challenge, participants were challenged to design a branching scenario template.
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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:45 Challenge Overview
01:50 Do I Hate My Job by Jaclyn Blum
03:36 Creating the Illusion of Choice by Sarah Wood
05:38 Choose Your Own Adventure by Regine
07:35 Customer Service Branching Scenario by Theodosis Karageorgakis
9:55 Welcoming a New Cat into Your Home by Jeanine Groves
11:43 Which Came First? by Ayanna Thompson
12:35 Visiting New York by Grace Karijomedjo
14:42 Customer Experience Training by Brook Mesenbrink
17:17 Executive Functioning by Janette McCarthy
18:45 My Take on This Month's Challenge
45:57 Closing
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how do we use multi-agents (artificial intelligence) with Articulate Storyline
@elearningacdmy
Жыл бұрын
Great question. Right now, that's not something that's natively supported inside Articulate Storyline.
Hello Tim. It's Theodosis. Thank you for your feedback and review. So, regarding iSpring, the happiness meter bar, as you named it (dunno how it's actually called), isn't custom made. It's a built-in feature of iSpring.
@elearningacdmy
2 жыл бұрын
Very cool! Thanks for sharing, Theodosis!