ATD Dallas Q4 2026 Learning Technology SIG
Hosted by Jonathan Tipps

Note: This webinar involves a two-step registration process. First by registering on this website and the second on Zoom. See additional details below.
Most development tools are designed with primarily linear content in mind. It's often possible to create nonlinear or branching content, but that isn't the primary purpose of the tool. That means building branching scenarios can be clunky, cumbersome, and time consuming. What if you had a tool that was designed just for creating branching scenarios?
In this presentation, you'll learn how to build branching scenarios with Twine. Twine is a free, open-source tool designed specifically for creating interactive stories and games. You can use Twine for planning and writing a scenario, creating functional rapid prototypes, or for more polished final products. We’ll start with a live demo of building a simple branching scenario from scratch so you can see how quickly you can publish a functional learning experience. Next, you’ll see how story formats can add functionality and change the appearance of a story. You’ll see ways Twine can be used for different types of scenarios, such as games and chat simulations, and how to enhance and customize scenarios in Twine.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
By the end of this session, you should be able to:
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Describe why Twine is an effective tool for creating branching scenarios quickly.
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Create and publish a story in Twine.
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Identify ways Twine can be used for different types of interactive stories and scenarios.
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Compare use cases for different Twine story formats.
ABOUT THE FACILITATOR
Christy Tucker is a learning experience design consultant with over 20 years of experience helping people learn. Specializing in scenario-based learning, she helps engage audiences and promote skill transfer to real-world environments. She also focuses on practical applications of AI to support and enhance learning. Her clients have ranged from Fortune 500 companies and small businesses to nonprofit associations, state and local government agencies, and universities. Christy blogs about instructional design and elearning and speaks regularly at industry conferences and events.
AGENDA
6:20 pm – Zoom Opens
6:30 pm – Welcome & Announcements
6:40 pm – Program Begins
7:30 pm – Meeting Concludes
LOCATION
Online: Zoom
REGISTRATION COST
- Member registration: Free!
- Non-Member Guest registration: $10
TWO-STEP REGISTRATION DETAILS
- After registering on the website, you will receive a confirmation email from ATD Dallas Chapter.
- IMPORTANT: Secondary registration via Zoom is necessary. Click the link in the confirmation email to complete the registration process.
- You will then receive a confirmation email from Zoom that will include options to download the meeting to your calendar and the actual Join Meeting link.
Note Regarding Special Interest Groups
- All members of ATD Dallas are welcome to attend our Special Interest Groups at any time
- Non-members are welcome to join us for $10/session. We would love to have you consider becoming a member and join ATD Dallas.
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QUESTIONS
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