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Art Levy

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 Take a look at this collection of custom Quizmaker designs to see how slide view can revolutionize the way you create your e-learning quizzes:Education and Workplace Ethics: Visually rich questions with custom-image-based feedback.Breakfast Receipt: Good example of combining an image with a data entry question.Growth Chart: Creative use of a multiple choice question with a custom background and feedback.Communication Tools: Visually appealing use of an image-based layout and custom feedback.Big Track Video: Nice demonstration of incorporating video into a quiz.DIY Tire Change: Illustrates the impact of using the timeline and animation features.Art History: Leverages the timeline and layers to create a visually engaging quiz.Free templatesIf you’re looking for a head start on developing your next project, browse these free and creative Quizmaker templates available for download in the E-Learning Heroes Community.Sliding Blue Template   I understand that a lot of people build e-learning quizzes using the default form view in Articulate Quizmaker. While working in form view is a super quick and easy way to create quizzes, sometimes you may want to go beyond the default options to better match the design of your course.That’s when you can take advantage of Quizmaker’s slide view for a much more flexible approach to designing quizzes. Working in slide view’s free-form environment gives you the freedom to design quizzes that perfectly match the rest of your course.Getting startedIn slide view, your design options are virtually limitless. You can position objects anywhere on the screen, add custom multimedia elements, and even apply animations to take full control of your quiz’s visual design. Working in slide view is an easy way to create great-looking professional designs that match the look and feel of the rest of your course.**Form View vs. Slide View**Some examplesView the published demoDownload the free e-learning templateCenter Spiral Notebook TemplateView the published demoDownload the free e-learning templateAnimated Flashcards TemplateView the published demoDownload the free e-learning templateTablet-Inspired TemplateView the published demoDownload the free e-learning templateNow, it’s your turnSee how easy it is to build stunning quizzes of your own! If you’d like to try this yourself but don’t have Studio ’13, you can grab a fully functional, free 30-day trial. And if you’re stuck for ideas, be sure to tap into the thousands other E-Learning Heroes for inspiration.

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Claire Herring is a well-known writer and international speaker on topics related to the art of leveraging science to optimize employee performance and build workplace cultures of inclusion and diversity. A former Deloitte executive in their national advisory practice, Claire has spent her career serving Fortune 500 companies and large organizations as a consultant, strategist, and business advisor.As CEO of pioneering microlearning provider Blue Ocean Brain, Claire drives their solution strategy, bringing 21st century learning to companies of all sizes and industries in over 50 countries around the globe.

Claire Herring

How do we create compelling visual designs for our learning solutions, especially when we don’t have a background in art?

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Sarah Fricke lives by the life motto to always make a story worth telling. She has always loved the art of storytelling and leverages this as a way to teach those around her – team members, clients, colleagues, and partners. She does this by being inquisitive, listening & leveraging data to help make informed business decisions. Sarah currently plays this role at RingCentral, and previously played similar enablement roles at Gartner, CEB, and Atlantic Media.

Sarah Fricke

AI has the potential to advance the art of learning and development the same way movies advanced the art of storytelling.

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