One of my favorite things about teaching people how to use Storyline 360 is watching them have an “aha!” moment. Sometimes those moments come when showing a seemingly small trick, which opens up the possibility of building interactions differently. In this post, we’re sharing one of those tricks – turning a Content Library 360 character into a silhouette. And even better, we’ll give you a practical way to use it. So, get ready for an “aha!” moment as we explore this “as heard in training” question: “How can I turn
When Should I Use a Selected Versus Visited State in Storyline 360?
When it comes to building Articulate Storyline 360 courses, understanding states is crucial. After all, states are one of the building blocks of Storyline 360! A question that often pops up is when to use Selected versus Visited states. For beginners, these two states can seem pretty similar – you select or click on an object, and it changes appearance. But there’s a key difference! Read on as we explore this “as heard in training” question: “When should I use a Selected versus Visited state in Storyline 360?” You can
What Makes a Good Course, a GREAT Course?
Every year, the Yukon Learning development team develops hundreds of courses across multiple industries and topics. Many of these customers are e-learning developers who have taken Articulate training with us and create their own courses. We often receive questions from these developers/students about some of the less tangible aspects of creating e-learning courses. Recently someone asked, “We’ve taken training from you, so we know how to use Storyline; but how do we create courses that look like the ones you’ve built for us? How can we tap into the same
Why Isn’t My Icon Button Working?
In Articulate Storyline 360, triggers make it easy to turn almost any object on a slide into a button. You can create buttons out of shapes, pictures, Content Library characters, and of course, our all-time favorite – icons! Icons are popular in modern design, as it makes it easy for learners to quickly recognize and understand visual references (also known as “low fidelity” imagery). When playing with icons as buttons, we often receive questions when an icon button isn’t functioning as intended. So, let’s explore this “as heard in training”
How Did You Build the Holiday Card?
Every year at Yukon Learning, we send our amazing customers and partners an end-of year holiday card. It’s a fun and creative exercise for our team, as well as a way to say “thank you” to our friends. Here are two past examples: Holiday Story Fill-In-the-Blank Card Yukon Village (360° image) Holiday Card In 2023, we picked a fight … a snowball fight that is! In case you missed it, you can check it out here. Not only did many of you pelt us with digital snowballs, we were also