I am building an instructional module for a graduate course and am using Articulate Storyline for the very first time. My professor does not have the program, and I am wondering what the best way to publish my file is that will ensure she has the ability to open and see the instructional module. I will be submitting my zipped file electronically. Suggestions? Many thanks in advance.
I would publish using the CD publishing option, then send the zipped file to your professor, so that the content can be run locally without any elements being blocked by Flash Player security settings. OR, publish to web, upload your content to a web server (or any of the alternatives listed here: http://www.articulate.com/support/storyline/publishing-and-sharing-articulate-storyline-content) and then email the URL.
Thank you, Michael, for your quick response. I failed to mention I am using a trial version. Will that change anything? Also, if I publish using the CD option, does Storyline create a zipped file?
Hi Shaya, the trial version is fully functional so you will not run into any issues when publishing to cd. To answer your second question, you can save the cd output as a zipped file.
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I would publish using the CD publishing option, then send the zipped file to your professor, so that the content can be run locally without any elements being blocked by Flash Player security settings. OR, publish to web, upload your content to a web server (or any of the alternatives listed here: http://www.articulate.com/support/storyline/publishing-and-sharing-articulate-storyline-content) and then email the URL.
Thank you, Michael, for your quick response. I failed to mention I am using a trial version. Will that change anything? Also, if I publish using the CD option, does Storyline create a zipped file?
Hi Shaya, the trial version is fully functional so you will not run into any issues when publishing to cd. To answer your second question, you can save the cd output as a zipped file.
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