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Getting started with Articulate Storyline 360 can be intimidating, but once you get the hang of it, you can do nifty things.

With practice, you can start to animate characters, shapes, and backgrounds on a single slide.

For example, here is a portion of a script that prompts the developer (i.e. me) to build an animation on one slide:

It took some time to work this out in my mind, but this video is the result:

Have you tried to animate something in Storyline recently?

Let me know how it worked for you in the comments.

I designed this example in response to E-Learning Heroes’ e-learning challenge #214.

Pantone recently announced that the color for 2019 is Living Coral, which was the challenge: to incorporate the shade into an e-learning module or template.

In my example, I decided to focus on ways to save coral reefs. The module has 3 slides: an introduction, a video, and an interactive slide with the 10 ways to protect coral reefs.

I decided to remove the ability to move forward in the module independently; learners can move forward after a certain amount of time passes on slides one, and after the youtube video is complete (about 2 minutes in).

Slide three includes a roll-over interaction that uses the color in the markers as well as the text and borders around each coral-saving tip.

Click here to view 10 Ways to Protect Coral Reefs.

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Here’s an example of animation in Storyline 360

10 Ways to Save Coral Reefs

Scenario-Based Storyline Example