In today’s screencast, I’m showing you how to adjust some menu parameters in Articulate Storyline 360. The big takeaway here is deleting a slide from the menu does not delete the slide (unless you’ve unlinked it in your story, and even still, it’s not DELETING the slide).
This screencast features my beagle heavily…it is garbage day and he dislikes garbage trucks very much. Hooray for me trying to record videos or audio!
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In this screencast, I’m showing you how to publish a single slide or scene in Articulate Storyline 360. This is a great way to streamline review processes.
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I work with a lot of Canadian and a lot of American clients, and one thing I like to do at the start of a project in Articulate Storyline is to change the dictionary to reflect the client the project is for. I do this as a form of streamlining my development when it comes to spelling and grammar checks. This way when I do a check on a U.S. project, I’m not picking up any Canadian spelling.
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In today’s screencast, I’m showing you how to use the conditional seekbar in Articulate Storyline 360. The modern player provides three options for the seekbar, so check out the screencast below to get all the details!
In today’s screencast, I’m showing you two ways of importing PowerPoint slides into Articulate Storyline 360. This is a great way of streamlining your development if you have previously storyboarded a project in Microsoft PowerPoint.
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In this screencast, I’m discussing tab order and using alternative text in Articulate Storyline 360. These features are very handy when working to make your stories more accessible. Particularly, tab order and alternative text will be very helpful to those who use screenreaders to access your content.
