In this screencast, I’m sharing three ways of locating the Articulate Storyline 360 User Guide (and one way is so much faster than the others!).
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Screencast: All About Closed Captioning in Articulate Storyline 360
A few years back, Articulate Storyline came out with the ability to add closed captioning within the tool itself. This is incredibly handy and makes creating accessible content so much easier.
In this screencast, I’m talking all things closed captioning.
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Screencast: Quick Hit Text-to-Speech in Articulate Storyline 360
In the upcoming screencasts, I’m planning to chat a bit about closed captions and options related to closed captions in Articulate Storyline 360, but wanted a quick and handy example first. In thinking about this example, I thought it might be helpful to share a quick hit tip about creating text-to-speech audio in Articulate Storyline 360 before we jump into the closed captions.
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Screencast: Add a Course Thumbnail/Cover Image in Articulate Storyline 360
One of the more recent updates in Articulate Storyline 360 is the ability to add a course thumbnail/cover image. With most browsers no longer allowing autoplay of media, an issue that becomes prevalent when there is media on the first slide of an e-learning course, there has traditionally been just a blank slide with a play button.
With this update, you can now choose a cover image. This will be present on those first slides along with the play button. In this screencast, I show you how to add a course thumbnail/cover image.
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Screencast: Create a Quick Tool Tip in Articulate Storyline 360
Tool tips can be handy for showing users quick tips by hovering over certain elements on a slide. In this screencast, I share two methods for doing this in Articulate Storyline.
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Screencast: Working with the Timeline in Articulate Storyline 360
The timeline is a tool function in Storyline that most people work with on a daily basis. It can be a mysterious beast in, but it doesn’t need to be – it can help you enhance your overall efficiency when it comes to e-learning development, and in this screencast, I’m sharing some quick tips on how to work with the timeline.
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