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Detailed User Analytics for eLearning Courses Built in Articulate Storyline and Articulate Rise
Detailed User Analytics for eLearning Courses Built in Articulate Storyline and Articulate Rise
Javascript code snippet to gather data in Storyline and Rise courses (and hopefully other kinds of content with generic Javascript soon). I haven't tested this, but it looks like it could provide data useful for tracking which options people selected in branching scenarios. h/t Sam Rogers
8/6/24#eLearning#articulate#Storyline#Rise#javascript
·cluelabs.com·
Detailed User Analytics for eLearning Courses Built in Articulate Storyline and Articulate Rise
Storyline Accessibility and Mayer's Principles - Scissortail Creative Services, LLC
Storyline Accessibility and Mayer's Principles - Scissortail Creative Services, LLC
Kayleen Holt shares tips for creating accessible courses in Storyline beyond just adding closed captions. This includes tips for adjusting the focus order when you have animated content, providing a "skip animation" button for screen reader users, and allowing users a choice to autoplay media or not.
5/28/24#Storyline#accessibility
·scissortailcs.com·
Storyline Accessibility and Mayer's Principles - Scissortail Creative Services, LLC
TIP: The Eightfold Path of Troubleshooting - Articulate Storyline Discussions - E-Learning Heroes
TIP: The Eightfold Path of Troubleshooting - Articulate Storyline Discussions - E-Learning Heroes
Judy Nollet's tips for troubleshooting Storyline courses. Judy gives great advice in the Storyline forums, and she's seen a lot of the same kinds of errors come up over and over. Following best practices like naming your objects and variables will make your life easier when trying to track down issues.
5/28/24#Storyline#troubleshooting
·community.articulate.com·
TIP: The Eightfold Path of Troubleshooting - Articulate Storyline Discussions - E-Learning Heroes
The Return of Haji Kamal
The Return of Haji Kamal
Stephanie Harnett has rebuilt Cathy Moore's classic "Connect with Haji Kamal" example in Storyline (with Cathy's permission). The original branching scenario relied on Flash, so it hasn't been fully available to play through for several years. I'm glad Stephanie has made it available again as an example.
Imported from Diigo#branching#Storyline#scenario
·learning.stephanieharnett.ca·
The Return of Haji Kamal
Recording: The Least You Need to Know About Articulate Storyline 360 - E-Learning Uncovered
Recording: The Least You Need to Know About Articulate Storyline 360 - E-Learning Uncovered
This is a recording of a webinar by William Everhart and Diane Elkins from early in the pandemic.While there are many other resources on Storyline out there that will teach more, the premise of this was that it would give you just enough to create something quickly. If you're looking for a quick start in Storyline, this would be a good way to jump in and practice before moving on to other resources.
Imported from Diigo#Storyline#webinar
·elearninguncovered.com·
Recording: The Least You Need to Know About Articulate Storyline 360 - E-Learning Uncovered
Create a Branching Scenario in 7 Steps – jamie billingham
Create a Branching Scenario in 7 Steps – jamie billingham
Jamie Billingham explains his process for creating a branching scenario. He plans the structure in a mind mapping tool called Plectica and uses tables to organize content. The final product was built in Storyline. This process is a little different than mine, and it's interesting to see someone else walk through their steps.
Imported from Diigo#branching#Storyline#scenario
·jamiebillingham.com·
Create a Branching Scenario in 7 Steps – jamie billingham
Survive an Earthquake - INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN BY TRACY CARROLL
Survive an Earthquake - INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN BY TRACY CARROLL
In this sample, Tracy used Storyline to simulate the look and feel of BranchTrack. The choices are styled with numbers and text like BranchTrack, and the push transition between slides mimics the effect between choices. If you don't have BranchTrack but like that style, this shows how you can accomplish the same effect in Storyline. This could be used for a lot of branching scenarios or short sims.
Imported from Diigo#Storyline#branching#elearning
·tracycarroll.net·
Survive an Earthquake - INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN BY TRACY CARROLL
Playing with the xAPI Statement Builder (xapi.ly) – Rabbitoreg (Zsolt Olah)
Playing with the xAPI Statement Builder (xapi.ly) – Rabbitoreg (Zsolt Olah)
Overview of using a tool called xapi.ly from TorranceLearning to create xAPI statements in Storyline. Want to track how many people use the curated resources or do other actions in Storyline. The tool provides a form, which is less intimidating than writing the code from scratch yourself.
Imported from Diigo#xapi#Storyline
·rabbitoreg.com·
Playing with the xAPI Statement Builder (xapi.ly) – Rabbitoreg (Zsolt Olah)
Custom HTML5 timeline for Articulate Storyline 360
Custom HTML5 timeline for Articulate Storyline 360
Create a custom seekbar with a web object in Storyline. Only works for HTML5, not Flash. Download their widget for free and use it as a web object on any slide where you need a seekbar. Note: it's free, but you have to share the post on social media in order to download it.
Imported from Diigo#Storyline#html5
·swiftelearningservices.com·
Custom HTML5 timeline for Articulate Storyline 360
How to Share Your E-learning Course for Free With Google Drive - E-Learning Heroes
How to Share Your E-learning Course for Free With Google Drive - E-Learning Heroes
Step by step directions on sharing Articulate courses in Google Drive. This would be great for a portfolio. I haven't tested it, but the directions probably work for Captivate or other tools as well. An alternate (slightly simpler) set of directions for getting the hosting URL are here: https://support.google.com/drive/answer/2881970?hl=en
Imported from Diigo#articulate#Storyline#tools#portfolio#googledrive
·community.articulate.com·
How to Share Your E-learning Course for Free With Google Drive - E-Learning Heroes
How To Choose An Authoring Tool For Your HTML eLearning Development | The Upside Learning Blog
How To Choose An Authoring Tool For Your HTML eLearning Development | The Upside Learning Blog
Comparison of Lectora, Storyline, and Captivate. Some good details I haven't seen elsewhere, like how each program loads the framework and content and how that affects performance. A few inaccuracies (you can still create a non-ADA compliant course in Lectora even if you check the 508 box, for example).
Imported from Diigo#lectora#captivate#storyline#html5#m-learning#elearning
·upsidelearning.com·
How To Choose An Authoring Tool For Your HTML eLearning Development | The Upside Learning Blog