Articulate has been doing a lot of the past year or so in the way of enhancing accessibility and the options for creating accessible learning content with their products, and one of those enhancements is the addition of accessibility controls. These accessibility controls allow the learner to navigate your content using their own preferences.
In this screencast, I’m showing you how to turn these controls on (or off) and explaining a bit about what they do.
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In this screencast, I’m sharing how you can use your browser to zoom in or out of a published Articulate Storyline output. The only caveat here for smooth scaling is that you must use the Modern (default) player.
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In this screencast, I’m sharing some tips for working with characters, and more specifically, working with character states in Articulate Storyline.
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Today is another relaxing time-lapse, but this time I’m using the previously set theme colours to create a slide using Pantone’s two colours of the year: Illuminating and Ultimate Gray.
It’s also the first time I’ve participated in an Articulate E-Learning Heroes Challenge in awhile!
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In this screencast, I’m sharing how to work with theme colours in Articulate Storyline. Setting themes (colours and fonts) can help you streamline your development and more easily adhere to a client’s brand guidelines.
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In this screencast, I’m sharing how you can add slides from a question bank draw to the player menu in Articulate Storyline.
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