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Linky Tab: open URL from Articulate Tab

Posted Thu, 02/04/2010 - 16:21 by onEnterFrame

I got a request recently...

"Hi James, Quick question – is it possible to add an Articulate toolbar item that simply opens up a formatted HTML page in a new browser window?"

So I thought of a solution that would be easy for you the user to customize.

Download the free version here: linkyTab Or purchase the full version from eLearningEnhanced.com

Watch the screenr to see how it works and the difference between full and free versions.

Skip Articulate Quiz

Posted Wed, 01/20/2010 - 15:14 by onEnterFrame

Someone recently posted a question in the Articulate Forums:

Hi Everyone! I have an interesting question for you all.. I've created a 17 slide presentation with 2 quizzes mix in. The user must have the option to SKIP to the next slide if they choose not to the quiz. My problem is the skip button must be within the quiz.

Control Time! Well in #Articulate Quizmaker

Posted Mon, 12/21/2009 - 13:21 by onEnterFrame

A friend mentioned to me that it would be cool if someone could pause the timer in an Articulate Quiz on certian questions. Turns out its not that hard to do!
For my fellow ActionScript geeks here is the code that matters:
_level0.g_mcFrame.mcClock.m_bStopped //Boolean indicating if the timer is currently stopped
_level0.g_mcFrame.mcClock.StartTimer() //Starts the timer
_level0.g_mcFrame.mcClock.StopTimer(); //Stops the timer

Articulate Tab(s) that jump to any slide(s) you choose

Posted Thu, 12/10/2009 - 09:01 by onEnterFrame

A month or so ago I create an Articulate Tab that jumps to any slide you choose. Since then I got a few request to add the ability to use multiple tabs.
I had rewrite most of the code as the original relied on Articulates built in module item identification system. Here are the results. Purchase here: http://elearningenhanced.com/products/articulate-tabs-jump-any-slides-yo...
Demo:

Brainstorm and Sort in Articulate

Posted Wed, 11/25/2009 - 12:27 by onEnterFrame

A client contacted me with a need to let students brainstorm a list of ideas/items and then later sort them into categories. I thought this was a great idea! So I got to work.

I recorded a screenr (bottom of post) to demo some of its features and how to use it... but really its pretty self-explanatory.

  • Set up your slides with a bit of instruction at the top.
  • Drop the gather.swf into the slide where you want them to input info
  • Drop either sort2.swf or sort3.swf into the slide where they should... well sort.

New #Articulate skin; dirt cheap.

Posted Sat, 11/14/2009 - 11:45 by onEnterFrame

UPDATE: I am officially removing this skin from the market. Times have changed and code has evolved. Although they are not "dirt cheap" our skins on eLearningEnhanced.com have many more features than this one.
Thanks for coming to check it out. Please try one of the more featured skins on eLearningEnhanced.com. Or contact us to have a custom skin built.

Thank you,
James Kingsley
onEnterFrame