We've included some common scenarios below, alongside some advice on which screens would best suit these situations.
I'd like to use a screen that works well with one image.
Our Blank screen is a great place to start if you would like to present a paragraph or two alongside an accompanying image. If it's the start of a topic, it's worth trying our Cover screen.
I need to add a video.
Our Video screen is built for displaying one or multiple videos (see below). You can also add videos inline elsewhere, but we would recommend sticking to the Video screen for any major video content.
I need my learners to be able to click on labels on a diagram, infographic or image.
If you need to create an interactive image that has labels with additional information, our Hotspot screen is the best place to start.
I have no images for my content. What screens look great with no images?
The Wheel, Springy list, Accordion, and Word circle screens are all great options if you do not have images for your content. If you have a list of steps or items your learner needs to become familiar with, and no corresponding images, our Checklist screen is an intuitive way to present this content.
I need to teach my learners about a process or series of steps.
The best choice here is our Process screen. You can display text or text and images in a gallery format for your learners to travel through with a few different layout options.
I would like a screen where learners need to click on images or buttons to reveal information.
Our Tap to reveal screen (see below) is a great option, with multiple layout options available. Learners reveal more information by tapping buttons that can be customised with images, colors and labels. If you do not have a huge amount of text associated with image, the Tabs screen also works well. Another option is our Flashcards screen, where learners are able to check their understanding and cycle through a series of Flashcards.
I have an acronym that I'd like my learners to remember.
Our Accordion screen can easily be used for an Acronym. Enter your content, and select the 'Acronym' icon in the toolbar to change the icons to the first letter of each word. You can view this in action below.
I have a list of frequently asked questions I'd like to include.
FAQs are also best presented on an Accordion screen, because the question will appear in full. Below, you can see how some screens are better suited to content with titles. The Accordion is great if your content has lengthy titles or subheadings.
