Last week I posted a way to create an inventory list in Storyline 2. I’ll be the first to admit it was a bit convoluted. After I published it on the Articulate Heroes forum, a couple of people came forward asking why I didn’t use Javascript instead. As I said in the original article, I … Read moreHow to do text concatenation in Storyline Javascript
Update 7 Aug 2017 This method works but doing it with Javascript is a much simpler, more elegant solution. Phil Mayor posted an example which is well worth a look. The downside is it doesn’t work in preview mode, only when published. The upside is it’s way more concise than what I’ve done here. My … Read moreHow to create a self-adjusting inventory list in Storyline 2
Recently I had the task of adding a printable certificate to a test my client had built in Storyline 2. The course would be deployed on Articulate Online. I had to put it together from various sets of instructions I found online for the different stages. This is how I did it. I hope it’s … Read moreAdd a certificate to a Storyline course that works in Articulate Online
This is the final part of Branching Scenario Design Out Loud. Having run through the prototype in Quandary as much as we could (I didn’t have Twine at the time), and making lots of tweaks to the wording, particularly to make it more conversational, it was time to create the Storyline version. Because this wasn’t … Read moreBranching scenario design out loud #8: into Storyline
The two most-used structures for elearning scenarios are the mini-scenario, where each ‘wrong’ choice shows the consequences of the choice, then returns you to the dilemma to try again. So you never move on until you’ve chosen the ‘best’ option the branching scenario, where each ‘wrong’ choice shows the consequences of the choice then gives … Read moreWhen to branch and when to use a mini-scenario
I read the blogs of quite a few instructional design gurus. Actually I tend to binge-read them, then go off the whole idea for a while until my interest revives. But that’s another story. One of my favourites is Clark Quinn, for the sharpness of his analytic mind but openness to new ideas. I recently came … Read moreClark Quinn working out loud
I have a client who has elearning but no Learning Management System (LMS). This article shows a solution I found in the Elearning Heroes support forum. This is just an overview – if you want to actually do it, go straight there: https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/exporting-variables-into-a-google-spreadsheet The task was to build a quiz in Storyline that would test … Read moreRecording scores without an LMS