Words aren't enough you’re going to have to see it to believe it. Bruce Graham unleashed the lovable Story Lion into the challenge.David Anderson shared a retro e-learning character example.Joseph is doing some really great work with Storyline. Joseph Ramanui shared a wrecking ball of an example with another video game-based demo.Thanks for sharing your source files, Ana! Ana shared another e-learning character example for Google Hangout training and the Storyline source file. Check out Ana’s source file to learn how she built it. Ana Lucia Barguil followed up with a fun example featuring a character-based introduction to a selective collection module.The combination of photographic backgrounds and illustrated characters help make this an engaging example. Patricio Bustamante kicked off the challenge with a story-based example for the health care industry.Last week’s characters in e-learning challengeĮ-learning designers have a lot of character and you showed a lot of creative faces over the past week. Before you screencast this week’s blockbuster training movies, check out the trailers from last week’s e-learning character challenge: How Freelancers are Using Social Media for Real Results.Using Improv’s Principle of Agreement to Create Better Screencasts.Here Are Some Time Saving Tips for Your Next Software Demo.

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And any other tools you want-we really just want to see your examples. You can use Articulate Storyline, Screenr, or Replay to record your screencasts. You can choose any type of topic that interests you. This week your challenge is to record a screencast or software simulation.

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