I need your master advice, and hopefully this is a right question to ask here: Is there any way I can make students quickly reference vocabulary items in my course?
E.g. Having the English version of the word appear when the mouse hovers over the Georgian word.
Any other suggestions are more than welcome. -Rezi
Hey Rezi! I'll bet that you can accomplish this by using a caption or other shape with the English version of the word pop up when the mouse hovers over your Georgian word. You could do this with a hotspot over the Georgian word. The English caption would have to have the initial state as Hidden, and you could set a trigger to show that caption when the mouse hovers over each Georgian hotspot.
Oh, Rezi-- I have to apologize. If I had seen that you posted a question about Presenter '13 like I should have, I would not have provided you with Storyline 2 articles! I apologize for that confusion.
To answer you correctly, Presenter does not have that ability to offer an interactive mouse hover feature. What I would recommend, however, is taking advantage of the Glossary feature in the Player, where you can define (or translate, in this case) terms throughout your course. You can even change the name of the glossary tab to customize it's label to your liking.
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Hey Rezi! I'll bet that you can accomplish this by using a caption or other shape with the English version of the word pop up when the mouse hovers over your Georgian word. You could do this with a hotspot over the Georgian word. The English caption would have to have the initial state as Hidden, and you could set a trigger to show that caption when the mouse hovers over each Georgian hotspot.
Here are some articles on Hotspots and Triggers and States! :)
Oh, Rezi-- I have to apologize. If I had seen that you posted a question about Presenter '13 like I should have, I would not have provided you with Storyline 2 articles! I apologize for that confusion.
To answer you correctly, Presenter does not have that ability to offer an interactive mouse hover feature. What I would recommend, however, is taking advantage of the Glossary feature in the Player, where you can define (or translate, in this case) terms throughout your course. You can even change the name of the glossary tab to customize it's label to your liking.
I hope that helps!
Thanks, Crystal! That's very helpful, I will try out this feature.
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