David I recently read Michael Hinze’s Limiting Choices – a Storyline Question, which was a response to a question in the Heroes community where a member wanted to limit learners to making exactly 3 out of 8 choices and then display the choices on the following slide. If you aren’t already, you should follow Michael’s work on … Read more
While completing my 12 Days of E-learning Sharing series where I shared twelve reusable interactions and templates, I frequently came up with an idea and then thought of multiple ways to build it in Storyline. One of the challenges in e-learning design is not building the same thing over and over in different (or even … Read more
Sometimes someone shares a .story file with you and when you open it up you see the following message. So how do you install the font? Follow these steps once you have located and downloaded the zipped font file. Make sure Storyline is closed. Double-click the zipped font file to open it. Double-click the font … Read more
Comic book designs are great for e-learning projects. They engage people through the art of visual storytelling. For some great examples of using comic book designs in Storyline, check out E-Learning Challenge #11: Design a Comic Book Theme for Your E-Learning Course. To that end, I thought I would create a comic book starter kit … Read more
Do you have Camtasia? Do you want to create short animated GIFs of your e-learning demos to post on your website or Twitter? Here’s how. Open up your Storyline published output. Open the Camtasia recording window and resize and align to record your output. Tip: Twitter uses a 2:1 aspect ratio, with optimal size being … Read more
To celebrate the end of one year and the beginning of the next, I thought it would be fun to share some templates and assets that you can easily customize to fit your e-learning projects. Starting December 25th I will share one e-learning template or asset (built with Storyline 360) per day for 12 days. I’ll … Read more