When professionals develop training applications using eLearning tools, they typically create such applications section-by-section. The creation of each section often includes setting background and other art and also implementing user-interactive attributes (e.g., buttons that represent choices and cause an application to jump to different sections) in some of the sections. If later during the development process, the professional desires to go back and change one or more interactions in a previous section, the professional may have to search section-by-section until he or she finds the particular interaction, then edit the interaction in the section creation interface. This can be very burdensome, especially for large applications with many sections because using a “poke-and-peek” strategy may require looking through an unreasonable number of previous sections before the interaction is found.
One prior art solution has been to manually create a story board during the development process, wherein each section is laid out with its characteristics and interactions listed. A disadvantage of this solution is that it uses time and effort for something that is purely administrative and takes time and effort away from the development process. There is no solution currently available that allows a user to view and access interactions from a number of sections in a convenient and well-organized manner, thereby dispensing with the current section-by-section search approach.