Rise 360 – Cropping Images Inside Your Course
A new feature in Rise 360 is the ability to crop your images right inside the course itself. Let me show you how easy it is!
Kevin Cassidy / Design Software, Rise 360 /
A new feature in Rise 360 is the ability to crop your images right inside the course itself. Let me show you how easy it is!
Kevin Cassidy / Design Software, Storyline 360 /
One of the cool new features recently released in Storyline 360 is the ability to choose to preview whatever slides you desire from your entire course and scenes. Let me show you how!
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Click the link below to launch the course.
https://rise.articulate.com/share/j6gv50_c-xVIek1oY7jChsW-iUGEDDO5
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In today’s new normal, work from home also means “learn from home”, or more accurately, “learn from anywhere”. Articulate Rise 360 allows you to build training modules that are adaptive to all learning devices with just one single course publish. Let me show you how one of my courses looks when I open it on my iPhone.
Kevin Cassidy / Design Software, Rise 360 /
The following course was created using Articulate Rise 360. Click the link below to preview the course.
https://rise.articulate.com/share/ci4Wwg49og6YYnlHl9IlUbWw5WBMGxPb
Kevin Cassidy / Captivate, Design Software /
Adobe Captivate 2019 has updated their Assets menu and quick start Project Template functionality to make it easier than ever to get started fast, and still allow you custom control over your project look and feel.
The Assets tab has been moved and upgraded, and the starter Project Templates now let you apply more than one theme to your project. Let me show you how!
Kevin Cassidy / Design Software, Storyline 360 /
One of the important components of experiential eLearning is that the learner is going to be asked to perform a real world task. The next step is then to be able to quantify how they performed. We would like some way to be able to get data on how well they did. Depending on your LMS, and the addition of a little Javascript, let me show you how I use the variable values function built into Articulate Storyline 360 to help you do just that!
Kevin Cassidy / Design Software, Storyline 360 /
The key to good experiential eLearning is knowing how to use the Layers, States and Triggers functions in Articulate Storyline 360. Layers allow you to determine what objects on screen the learner can interact with at a given time in the task. States allow you to change how an object on a layer looks, or even “hide” them, so that the learner’s experience and feedback changes based upon their choices. Finally, Triggers are what you use to tell objects on the screen to change and reveal unique feedback based upon the learner’s choices. Triggers are how you code consequence or success of real word practice, but isn’t all that heard to learn. Let me show you! (Note that the sample below is not from an actual course, but is being used to demonstrate how these three actions relate.)