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Do you have a really large project and a change has occurred that requires you to replace the same media asset multiple times throughout? That sounds tedious, but I’ve got a quick tip for how you can use the media library in Articulate Storyline 360 to streamline this process.
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In this screencast, I’m sharing how to do something that I’m often asked how to do: How do you force the order in which a user navigates through tabs of an interaction? If this is something you too have been wondering, check out how it’s done!
Today I’m talking about the Print Slide trigger in Articulate Storyline 360. This was a feature add mid-year that I was cheering about. Previously, to create a print slide function, you would need to add a trigger to execute JavaScript to create the functionality. This is no longer needed.
In this screencast, I’m showing you how you can quickly use the Print Slide trigger to create functionality needed to say print a certificate for example. Gone are the days of needing JavaScript for this purpose and convoluted HTML programming for your Storyline outputs!
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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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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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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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