We sat down virtually with Ali Ennis, a medical illustrator in Educational Resources at the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine to chat about some complex and interactive Hype animations they shared with us. The work they do is extremely high fidelity, interactive, and filled with information: Ali’s team creates interactive animations to augment …
When unique and interesting projects built with Hype come across our desk at Tumult, we like to reach out and learn more about the individuals and the stories behind the work. The project featured below pioneers a new medical examination technique. We’re happy to introduce a project created by Iain Livingston, an ophthalmologist and researcher …
Bringing Infant Vision Testing to the Modern Age in Hype with Iain Livingstone Read More »
Kirk DesRosier, an Instructional Designer at the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, recently shared an extraordinary educational game on our forums. The game is an “interactive simulation that puts you in the shoes of patient, resident trainee and physician.” We were really struck by what this narrative taught us about the inner …
You might recognize Jake Ströh’s name from the video course “Up and Running with Hype“, a comprehensive video tutorial series demonstrating Tumult Hype’s features for beginners and intermediate users. Jake teaches many types of interactive courses at the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee ranging from web design/prototyping to motion graphics. He also somehow finds time to operate …
Planning a Web Animation Course: An Interview with Jake Ströh Read More »
Tumult Hype animations are great for demonstrating difficult concepts and organizing information. From small interactive quizzes embedded in a course webpage to complex animations in textbooks, the possibilities are nearly endless. In this post, I’ll cover techniques for getting the most out of Tumult Hype within an educational setting by answering these questions: What’s possible with Tumult …
Updated Oct 8, 2015. Hi #iBAConf! It is way simple to directly export your animation to an iBooks Author widget: File > Export > Dashboard / iBooks Author Drag the generated .wdgt file into iBooks. Done! We have a number of articles in our iBooks widget support area that cover various topics in HTML widget creation. The video below …
Easy HTML5 Animations in iBooks using Tumult Hype and iBooks Author Read More »
