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Storyline Course with Branching

Online example includes an AI help “chat bot” (Cluelabs). Open the link below, and look in the lower right of the window (Click the ? chat bubble).

Misc Storyline Layouts (with and without Motion Gfx)

Used After Effects to create motion graphics and placed clips into Storyline. This sample includes both motion layout and 100% Storyline layout themes.

Storyline Micro-ELearning Interface

“M.E.M.O.” = Micro ELearning Mastery Opportunity: Interface designed using Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Vyond, and built and published in Storyline. Concept created by Kathy V. as a means to socialize/increase knowledge ELearning design standards for non-designers tasked with ELearning development.

Storyline with Vyond Animated Content

Cost of not hiring the right employees. Built in Vyond and published in Storyline.

Storyline Sample

Standard course built using Storyline, visual assets/graphics in Photoshop and Illustrator.

Storyline with Animated (MP4) Content

Storyline with Animation (Originally created in Flash)

Storyline Template Designs

Low-poly template design in multi-color options.

Captivate Sample

“How to Create a Custom Character in Vyond.” Animation built in Vyond. Compiled and published in Adobe Captivate.

Domiknow Course

Built using Domiknow (Formerly "Flow") One.

Domiknow Course

Lectora course

Note - This sample was published using a trial version of Lectora, so functionality is limited.

Lectora Course

Very abridged sample of interviewing course. Note - This sample was published using a trial version of Lectora, so functionality is limited.

Gamification - Authorware Course

My first ELearning project, 2001. I designed and developed a mandatory employee Information Security Policy Awareness course with interactive scenarios and games within a relatable, customized visual interface built using Authorwae and Adobe CC. (Note: Since modern browsers do not support Authorware web-published content, I had to create a screencast video on my laptop running an executable, or “.exe” packaged version of the course to demonstrate it in action.)