Screencast

I’ve been meaning to record this screencast for awhile…since the May 6th release of this feature to be precise. But there was life and work and surgery…so #nevertolate? In any event, I was SO EXCITED (!!!) when Articulate finally came out with slide number functionality for Storyline 360. Our prayers had been heard. And immediately I thought about how it could positively impact my day-to-day life immediately…with visual progress meters. BAM.

Now, the slide number functionality generates a bunch of built-in variables, and this screencast seeks to show you one way of using those built-in variables to create a visual progress meter. I will share other ways later on…or 4 months later, who knows? If you’re interested in the completed Storyline file – feel free to download it here.

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In this screencast, I’m showing you how to do a couple of really quick things in Story View that will help you be a more efficient Storyline developer.

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I am SHOCKED that I have not created a screencast showing you how to very easily create a Print function in Articulate Storyline 360. Holy crap. This is one of the most requested functions, and you can do it very easily with an itty bitty amount of JavaScript.

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Today I’m showing you how to easily align objects in Articulate Storyline. This tip is particularly handy when you’re creating custom navigation or players.

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Over the weekend, I received an email from someone looking to change the size of their organization’s existing Storyline files to a larger resolution. They wanted to do this without all of the headache involved in tediously shifting slide objects slide-by-slide to align with the new resolution. In this screencast, I’m showing you the solution that worked for her and their Learning Management System (LMS).

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