Interactive 360-degree walkthrough as a website

[Riong]

Hello! I would like to create an interactive walkthrough as a website, similar to this: 
https://gileadibdexperience.com/conference-room/

Does anyone have a link to a tutorial that I could follow to create this experience and navigation, including videos and quizzes, on a webpage?

Thank you so much for your help!

[Lilybiri]

Welcome to the Captivate forum.  

This is a very broad question and of course, you want a 'free' tutorial. But how are your Captivate skills so far and which version of Captivate are you using? You find the full version number under Help, About Captivate.

Captivate can indeed have 360slides with static images or videos. You may have a look at this blog post which I created a while ago:

https://blog.lilybiri.com/timeline-for-360-slides-static-slash-video

You can combine 360 slides with normal slides in a cptx project, and publish it to HTML5 format. Upload to a webserver and you have a 'webpage'. However since you talk about Quizzes, if you want to see the results of the Quizzes, you would need a LMS (Learning Management System), not a webserver.

Here is another article:

https://blog.lilybiri.com/tips-and-tricks-for-vr-projects

[Riong]

Hello! I have the Captivate subscription 11.8.  I don't use it a lot so my skills are basic. Thank you so much for the advice and links!

[Lilybiri]

Hope you updated to 11.8.1?

Most articles on my blog are for intermediate users, but there are some basic ones as well. Recently I posted a basic course about Quizzing.

You also talk about video, but it is not clear if this is normal video or 360 video. Know that interactive video is also an interesting possibility. 

https://blog.lilybiri.com/tips-for-interactive-video

[thomas_bredenfeld]

if you're able to integrate html5-based projects into captivate you may have a look at https://ggnome.com/pano2vr

[Lilybiri]

Captivate output is HTML5, a webobject can be embedded but I wonder how the 3D part will behave. You can integrate 3§0°images and vidoe (will be displayed on desktop and in VR glasses) but the interactivityis limited to popups (including questions) on specific bookmark points.

[thomas_bredenfeld]

if self-contained html5 projects (like the output of pano2vr and similar tools) can be integrated using an iframe such tools can be the way to go.

[Lilybiri]

The webobject which I mentioned will be in an iFrame. I never tested this out with a 3D walkthrough however.