Using Design Themes in E-Learning #450: Challenge | Recap
Learning new features requires time and effort, even in familiar apps like PowerPoint or Storyline 360. This holds true for new use...
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Hi! A really interesting one this week! Looking forward to see how y'all work.
Not much to "see" on my template: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/2d663c8a-dfb6-4009-8949-9a8b9d12c456/review
Since I work with different clients, I can't have a one size fits all template.
BUT I do use the same file to start, because:
- My first slide always contains guidelines to give feedback
- I have a progress bar that is inserted inside the player to gain some space on my slides (thanks to a bit of javascript I found somewhere in the articulate community)
- I'm using the idea of the accessibility webinar to have all the keyboard shortcuts accessible from the player
- I have a slide that is not linked to anything but contains stuff I might have to copy paste like buttons with their states
Just a few things to gain some time when working on a new project :)
Not much to "see" on my template: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/2d663c8a-dfb6-4009-8949-9a8b9d12c456/review
Since I work with different clients, I can't have a one size fits all template.
BUT I do use the same file to start, because:
- My first slide always contains guidelines to give feedback
- I have a progress bar that is inserted inside the player to gain some space on my slides (thanks to a bit of javascript I found somewhere in the articulate community)
- I'm using the idea of the accessibility webinar to have all the keyboard shortcuts accessible from the player
- I have a slide that is not linked to anything but contains stuff I might have to copy paste like buttons with their states
Just a few things to gain some time when working on a new project :)
Cool technique! Thanks for highlighting this important topic.