Blurred Backgrounds Effects in E-Learning #366: Challenge | Recap
Challenge of the Week
This week, your challenge is to share an e-learning slide, demo, or design comp that features blurred bac...
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Hi, everyone! I was racking my brain this weekend, trying to come up with a creative slide for this week's challenge, but while I was in a team meeting where many of us had our backgrounds blurred, a lightbulb went off—
Demo: https://storage.googleapis.com/michellehulan/Virtual%20Interview%20Tips/story.html
Download: https://storage.googleapis.com/michellehulan/Virtual%20Interview%20Tips/Blurred%20Background.story/Blurred%20Background_Virtual%20Interview.story
I also wrote about my experience! You can check it out here: https://michellehulan.com/blurredbackground
Demo: https://storage.googleapis.com/michellehulan/Virtual%20Interview%20Tips/story.html
Download: https://storage.googleapis.com/michellehulan/Virtual%20Interview%20Tips/Blurred%20Background.story/Blurred%20Background_Virtual%20Interview.story
I also wrote about my experience! You can check it out here: https://michellehulan.com/blurredbackground
Great job, Michelle.
To change any asset currently in your Articulate Storyline project you can go to "View" then "Media Library". Select the asset type you want "Image", "Character", "Audio", "Video", then find the asset you want to replace project-wide and click on it. Now click the replace button (bottom right of the screen, icon closest to "insert image" button. Choose whether you want your new object from a file or from the content library. Select the replacement and click "open". Tadah!
To change any asset currently in your Articulate Storyline project you can go to "View" then "Media Library". Select the asset type you want "Image", "Character", "Audio", "Video", then find the asset you want to replace project-wide and click on it. Now click the replace button (bottom right of the screen, icon closest to "insert image" button. Choose whether you want your new object from a file or from the content library. Select the replacement and click "open". Tadah!
- Thanks so much, Ron! I imagine this trick will save me lots of time in the future!