Like many e-learning developers, we’re always looking for ways to make our courses more engaging, effective, and relevant for learners. One easy way to make an immersive, interactive experience is by using the 360° image feature in Storyline 360. Whether you’re simply taking customers or new hires on a virtual tour of an office or workplace, or asking employees to identify issues in potential real-life scenarios, 360° image interactions are a quick way to create a realistic environment. So keep reading as we answer the “as heard in training” question:
How Can I Restrict Navigation on an Interactive Slide Only the First Time It’s Viewed?
We’ve heard that adult learners prefer having freedom in their e-learning courses, but there are times when we need to make sure they complete an interaction before moving on to the next slide. So, what if they revisit a restricted slide? We don’t want them to needlessly have to go through the interaction again, right? This is where some quick work with a True/False variable and some trigger conditions can come in handy. So, read on as we unlock this “as heard in training” question: “How can I restrict navigation
Can I Create Templates in Rise 360?
You may know how quick and easy it is to develop beautiful, modern courses using Rise 360. It might be hard to imagine Rise 360 being any faster or easier, but we’re going to make things even simpler by repurposing e-Learning content you’ve already developed! Think about it…no more repetitive rebuilds across multi-module projects…just create and recycle. Or as we like to say, “Make it great and duplicate!” Repurposing content can be helpful when you have a design you’d like to carry consistently through one e-Learning course or over multiple
Why Didn’t That Work?
We get this question, or some form of it, asked perhaps more than any other question during the Storyline 360 portion of our hands-on Articulate 360 training: “Why didn’t that work?” It’s frustrating when something doesn’t work as you intended or hoped during e-Learning development. We’ve all been there and understand your pain! So, let’s tackle this “as heard in training question” today and figure out “Why didn’t that work?!” There are occasions when there is a technical glitch and the issue is beyond our control, but these are very
Why is My Audio Overlapping?
Imagine…a cacophony of simultaneous noises and voices competing on the same e-Learning slide. Have you experienced such chaos? From the sounds of it, this blog post may be just for you. So, now imagine…an incredibly simple solution. During our hands-on Storyline 360 training, we work with audio in various ways. There’s ample opportunity for the aforementioned hullabaloo of overlapping sound and this common “as heard in training” question: “Why is My Audio Overlapping?” If you peek at our e-Learning example here, we’ve created a common click-and-reveal interaction with audio in