You did it! You’ve finished your Articulate Storyline training and received your digital badge or certificate. Perhaps you’ve even shared your excitement about completing a course with us on LinkedIn—and we love to celebrate with you! So, what comes next? It’s a great question! Like any new skill, building e-learning courses requires practice to get really good at it. To help you keep the ball rolling, we have a few ideas to get you started. Read on as we answer this “as heard in training” question: “I completed Articulate Storyline
What Are You Doing with Your Mouse and Screen?
If you’ve ever attended one of our training sessions—in person or online—you’ve likely noticed that we make it a point to show you exactly where we’re clicking. You’ve probably also seen us zoom in on our screens to focus on specific areas, and even draw directly on the screen to highlight what we’re covering. Did you know that all of these things can be accomplished using free software? Yup, it’s true! We’ll share them with you as we explore this “as heard in training” question: “What are you doing with
Create More Inclusive E-Learning with the Storyline 360 Accessibility Checker: Webinar Highlights
It’s been an exciting summer for e-learning developers who author courses in Articulate Storyline! Update 100 rolled out a number of new exciting features, including one of our favorites, the Accessibility Checker. Joined by Leslie McKerchie, Accessibility Program Manager at Articulate, we recently hosted a webinar highlighting this amazing tool, and you can access the recording in our webinar archives. We’ve picked our five favorite questions from the webinar to show you how to make your e-learning more accessible, because as Leslie said, “Accessible design is good learning design.” Question
How Can I Use Animated Buttons to Improve My Storyline 360 Course Design?
Here at Yukon Learning, we love building interactive courses – it’s kind of our thing! Interactive elements are key components of e-learning. They’re the objects learners select to make things happen in a course, whether it’s revealing a new layer, submitting an answer to a question, or branching to a new section. While we often refer to them as “buttons,” they can actually be any selectable item, such as shapes, images, or icons. What the button does is important, of course, but often what the button looks like may become
Working with Articulate 360 Localization: Webinar Highlights
¡Hola! Bonjour! Hej! Γειά σου! You guessed it! This month, our focus is all on Articulate 360 Localization, and the great news is it’s now an add-on to your existing Articulate 360 subscription. With Localization, course creators can translate Storyline 360 and Rise 360 content into more than 70 languages. We recently hosted a webinar on this exciting new feature. If you missed the session or just want a refresher, this blog post breaks down all the highlights. Whether you’re new to localization or an experienced designer working with global
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