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Articulate’s default Player template has all the bells & whistles and it took me a few minutes to learn how to simply publish simple slides with user control on screen rather than the player control bar. Published size and folders: 3 folders, 47 files = 1.14Mb NOTE: Knowing Lectora well enough I know all those files are used.
Unlike most other video games, Kodu would let players create their own video games for the Xbox without any prior knowledge of programming. It includes several tutorials to help you quickly figure out how to create new games, or you can look at the sample games bundled with the program for new ideas. This is an interesting direction.
So I turned my attention to the building my own player instead. I’m a graphics guy so the literal term, “skin” to me is the exoskeleton or the outer graphical look and feel of the player. The Player. This is a VERY basic custom player. Many of the default Articulate player attributes and functions have been turned off.
Skip to content Follow: RSS Twitter LearnNuggets Nuggets of Learning Stuff Home About Resources Tags articulate , eLearning Lesson II, Part I: Making your own Custom Articulate Player by Kevin on July 13th, 2010 In this lesson, we’re going to learn how to build the graphics for the skin of your player. Expect for Lesson II, Part II.
Skip to content Follow: RSS Twitter LearnNuggets Nuggets of Learning Stuff Home About Resources Tags articulate , eLearning , tutorial Lesson I: Making your own Custom Articulate Player by Kevin on May 20th, 2010 To kick things off, a note on the words: “Player” and “Skin”. The next two lessons we will be developing the “Player.”
In the coming weeks I intend on writing about lessons learned and offer some tutorials on not only how I did some of the effects, but also many of the processes I developed and new practices I discovered along the way. Massive button factory in PowerPoint Big Project? Importing an.flv movie with independent player controls.
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This tutorial was inspired by a project on “How to Write Effective Business Letters.&# From → thoughts , tutorials 2 Comments → Ashlee permalink Hi Kevin! Great tutorial Kevin! ls2010 model performance photos post test pretest ReLearn results sketches social media sybmols thoughts training tutorial twitter Web 2.0
Assessment tools – bigquestion – how many don’t include them at no additional charge? Support – the only question is whether it is included at no additional charge or is fee based. People often ask me why I seem to dog the bigplayers in the space, ala SumTotal, Cornerstone and alike.
by Kevin on June 7th, 2010 The BigQuestion at the Learning Circuit’s Blog for June is “What Tools Should We Learn?” Leave a Reply Feed Recent Why I entered the 2010 Articulate Guru Awards Lesson II, Part I: Making your own Custom Articulate Player What Tools Should We Learn? In short – learn as many tools as you can!
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It’s a response to one of your screenr tutorials. I liked your mini tutorial on setting up a directory structure for a project. Leave a Reply Feed Recent Why I entered the 2010 Articulate Guru Awards Lesson II, Part I: Making your own Custom Articulate Player What Tools Should We Learn?
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Replacing Face-to-Face Tutorials by Synchronous Online Technologies: Challenges and pedagogical implications : "This paper reports on a study which investigates the implementation of a synchronous e-learning system ( Interwise ) for online tutorials on an information technology related course offered by the Open University of Hong Kong (OUHK).
Leave a Reply Feed Recent Why I entered the 2010 Articulate Guru Awards Lesson II, Part I: Making your own Custom Articulate Player What Tools Should We Learn? ls2010 model performance photos post test pretest ReLearn results sketches social media sybmols thoughts training tutorial twitter Web 2.0
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