Chatbots for Multiple Platforms with No Coding

Name: Chatbots for Multiple Platforms with No Coding
Rating: 4.1 (183 reviews)

UPDATED Oct, 2017: Build Chatbots for Facebook, Slack, Skype, KiK, Telegram and others. No coding needed.

Created byDavid Winegar

Last updated 11/2017

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What you'll learn

You will learn how to create chatbots for many different platforms without writing a single line of code.
You will understand the power of chatbots in the entertainment, travel, work, and retail environment.
You will be able to develop sophisticated chatbots that use buttons and AI to create great customer experiences.
At the end you will be able to make chatbots that are able to perform many different operations.
You will be able to deploy your chatbots to various different messanging services including Facebook Messenger, KiK, Slack, Telegram, Skype, and to Websites.

Course content

9 sections • 49 lectures • 3h 17m total length

Introduction2:41
Chatbot Examples5:32

Update - Gupshup - New Bot System0:19
Introduction to Gupshup1:55
Introduction to the Bupshup Chatbot building platform - this is an alternative platform to Motion.ai
Gupshup Travel Bot Part 111:24
Learn to build a travel bot on Gupshup using a no-code flow builder, configure a welcome message with options, and create a train options carousel for Helsinki.
Gupshup Improving the User Experience1:46
Enhance the user experience of multi-platform chatbots by adding a start over button to restart the flow and explore alternate options.
Gupshup Order an Uber2:17
Link a carousel item to the Uber app using a deep link, test the flow on desktop, and enable transportation and hotel sections.
Gupshup Helsinki Sights5:54
Learn how to add cards to the bot to show people several different options.
Gupshup Helsinki Weather4:07
Add weather information to the travel bot, plus examples how to edit and move things around for better user expereince
Gupshup Publishing Your Bot2:05
How to publish your got to multiple platforms including Skype, Facebook, Twitter, Slack and many many more.

Gobot Introduction1:07
Explore Gobot introduction and learn to embed chatbots on websites quickly to boost interactivity, with a real example of a discount code box on a children's insulin pump case shop.
Get Gobot0:05
GoBot Site Example1:49
the go bot site example shows a bot that collects emails, connects with Mailchimp for automated marketing, and delivers promotional codes while guiding users to content like the boys section.
Gobot Parts of the System1:24
Gobot Make a bot Part 17:49
Gobot Make a bot Part 22:35
Explore Gobot part 2: connect a bot to an email service like Mailchimp, choose a list, and test a welcome flow with email capture and options.
Gobot Publishing your Bot7:53

Introducing Chatfuel2:14
Log into Facebook and Messenger, create a Facebook page to host your bot, and build and test your Chatfuel bot, preferably in Chrome.
Understanding A Chatfuel Bot - Test Bot5:03
Building Our Own Facebook Messenger Bot - A Retail Example part 11:43
Build a Facebook Messenger bot using a retail example by mapping a top-level menu with welcome, default messages, products, and contact, then structure subcategories for efficient navigation.
Catfuel and Images - Getting them right6:04
Chatfuel Product Gallery with More Information9:11
Create a product gallery in Chatfuel with images, product information, and a buy button, using cards to present details. Test in Messenger and adjust image space and text limits.
Chatfuel - Plugins - Adding an RSS feed with Subscription6:57
Chatfuel - Plugins - YouTube Integration6:55
Learn how to add a YouTube integration in chatfuel using the YouTube plugin and IFTTT maker, link a YouTube recipe to a button, and test delivering new videos to users.
Chatfuel - Collecting Uder Input via Email6:00
Chatfuel - Advanced Features8:58
Explore chatfuel's advanced features, including subscription management, digests, and broadcasting, with tests of subscriber blocks, scheduled messages, and ai setup for a more intelligent bot.
Chatfuel - Work Around for Button Linking Problem1:40
We had a problem in Chatfuel of new blocks not showing up in the link box. I found that there is a work around for this bug. What you can do is to type the name of the block into the link box and it will force the system to locate your block. Please see the video for a specific example.
Chatfuel - Add a Site Search - Bing or Google Search6:35
Chatfuel - Publish Your Bot - Two Options2:53

Introduction to MiniApp2:28
MiniApp is a new system for building Chatbots in several systems including Skype, the Chinese We Chat, and several others. We will take a look in this lecture at how to build a Bot that will be deployed to Skype.
Connecting a MiniApps Bot to the Microsoft Bot Framework10:01
Learn step-by-step how to connect your bot to the Microsoft Bot Framework
MiniApps Creating the Bot Interactions3:50
Learning to build the bot interactions
MiniApps Connecting your bot to Skype1:32
Learn how to navigate in the interface and edit your bot interactions.
MiniApps Simple now but other options are possible1:06
MiniApps is right now a primitive bot building platform, but it does allow for easy creation of bots. It is likely that soon it will incorporate more advanced features.
MiniApps Conslusion1:31
Looking at the other features.

Update - Motion.ai new accounts disabled - Update coming0:45
Looking at the Motion.ai Interface2:05
Sign in to Motion AI, open dashboard, and build a web-based bot using the starting template. Create a multiple choice module with a name, initial response, and default error response.
Motion.ai Interface Part 21:53
Test a motion.ai bot by using the test bot button to simulate a conversation, collecting emails and birth date, mapping questions and responses in a flowchart, and anticipating user queries.

Part 1 - Setting up the Travel Bot0:46
Explore advanced features of Motion to build a travel bot for Helsinki airport travelers, outlining modules like welcome message, transportation, hotels, trains, weather, and Uber booking.
Part 2 - Looking at The Connections2:22
Map user options for the helsinki airport chat bot, offering transportation, hotel, weather, and site choices, route selections to corresponding modules, and introduce card buttons for tap replies.
Part 3 - Adding Buttons via HTML and Cards6:46
Configure the transportation module to present train, bus, taxi, and Uber options and link selections to train information using text and card buttons.
Part 4 - Adding Other Content with Widgets - Weather Example3:04
Part 5 - Connecting Your Bot to Another Bot - Uber Example2:34
Learn to connect your bot to another bot to offer services like booking an Uber ride. The demo shows integrating via Messenger, handling remembered addresses, and noting current regional limitations.
Part 6 - Creating Multiple Cards - Travel Sights Bot9:47
Part 7 - Clean-up - Global Settings and Help2:35
Configure global settings and a default help path by linking modules to the welcome screen, eliminating warning messages and providing a consistent start point.

Bender Bot Part 1 - Looking at how the bot works3:49
Bender Bot Part 2 - Advanced - Adding a new interaction6:20
Advance the bender bot by adding a third interaction: duplicate the first statement, update the cards, and wire correct and incorrect answers with image and audio assets.
Bender Bot Part 3 - Final connnections and things to think about with Motion.ai8:43
Configure Motion.ai bot interactions by adding cards and buttons, linking correct and incorrect paths, testing connections, and understanding message limits and pricing for deployment.

Requirements

The tools we use are all web based. Nothing to download - Nothing to Install. If you have an Internet connection and a Web browser you are ready to go.
The only recommendation is to have Google Chrome, as I have found it works the best for some of the tools - but it is NOT required.

Description

UPDATE: Two new bot building platforms have been added which allow for exciting new powerful bots to be built. Both are free to use and require no coding experience. Check them out and join the bot revolution.

This course will help you to gain the skills to use one of the fastest growing mobile technologies, Chatbots. Now you too can learn to build sophisticated Chatbots for your customers all with NO Coding.

This course is for those in Web design, marketing and graphics, who want to be able to offer their clients something new and exciting.

I will cover Chatbots for Websites, for Facebook, for KiK, and for Slack - although the bots created can be used also on many other services. I will show you examples of travel bots, entertainment bots, productivity bots, and retail bots.

Come join us for what is a fun course to learn a technology with a lot of profit potential.

Who this course is for:

This course is for people who want to make great bots, but don't want to bother learning a lot of coding.
This course is for all levels of students. I will show you step-by-step how to create the bots and use tools that are easy to understand and use.
Chatbots are an emerging technology and one of the few in history that are starting without having to spend 100s of hours in learning to code. Yes, you really can make pro-level bots without coding!
This is especially for graphical artists, Web designers, and marketing people who have a high level of creativity.

Chatbots for Multiple Platforms with No Coding

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Introduction to Chatbots2 lectures • 8min

Building a Chatbot in Gupshup.io8 lectures • 30min

Gobot Easy and Powerful Ready Made Chatbot Services7 lectures • 23min

A Facebook Messenger Bot12 lectures • 1hr 4min

UPDATE - MiniApp Chatbot Building System6 lectures • 20min

Building a Chatbot in Motion.ai3 lectures • 5min

Building Our First Bot - A travel bot7 lectures • 28min

Entertainment bot Example - The Bender Bot3 lectures • 19min

Thank You1 lecture • 1min

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