Every year, you start the calendar with blank, grey months to fill in with colors. You may never notice this colorful change daily, but you’ve probably done a lot in 2019. You’ve colored your calendar. I’ve put together my lessons...

Sunday afternoon and it’s raining. After two hours of R (Data Science course), I needed a break. Hence the Articulate eLearning Heroes challenge below. I wanted to create an old-school (choose your) adventure game where the user makes a series...

One of the most visited blogs on my site is an example from years ago. It showed how to build two-way communication between Storyline and an embedded webobject. This is a newer example as part of the Articulate Heroes eLearning...

Two weeks ago when the Exim vulnerability (RETURN OF THE WIZARD – CVE-2019-10149) exposed half of the internet to root level access to hackers, my EX hosting company (Bluehost) was hit as well. My blog went down. That’s one thing....

What’s RiseWise? Recently I’ve been using Articulate Rise for performance support and quick learning projects. Project 99 where we’re building up 99 JavaScript examples for Storyline (and Rise) is one of the examples. However, after exporting Rise, I had to...

I’m on the phone with a service company. This nice person is asking me details about my problem. We get to my name. Something funny happens. When I say Zsolt (Z-S-O-L-T), she replies: Wow! What an unusual name! Sounds like...

This year I didn’t speak at ATD ICE. My takeaways come from the EXPO and hallway conversations with industry leaders. Hence the title of the blog: Learning EXPOsed. Also, Game of Thrones is over. Five takeaways in no ranking order:...

UPDATE: since the January Articulate Storyline update, this example won’t work if you’re trying to replicate it for various reasons. Many of you asked how the character moves to a random position and all… It can be done in the...

“Impatient Millennials Are Killing Our Industry” Read the very short screenplay about Greg wanting to workout…...

eLearning Heroes challenge #202 called for some drag and drop interactions to demonstrate. I’ve decided to build an example that shows some advanced techniques. I ended up adding lots of advanced moves in this example. I’ll explain some of it...