Demonstrate the Steps in Articulate E-learnings Apr 23, 2012 By CC Lee Hi, I'm trying Articulate Studio '09. I want to know how to include a demonstration of certain steps. For example, I want to show how the user moves the cursor to the Schedule drop-down menu, and select 24x7. I took two screenshots. See below. How to do it in Articulate?
Peter Anderson Staff 12 years ago04/24/12 at 8:23 am (UTC) Hi CC, welcome to Heroes! You can record screen captures or screencasts using our free tool, Screenr. We also offer Screenr Business as a more extensive screenrecording option for your organization. Check out this link for tips on using Screenr. You can add a Screenr video to Presenter as a web object. Here's how.You can also download unbranded MP4s of your Screenr screencasts and use them in your elearning. Check it out here. If you would like to create simulations that require user interaction, you may want to consider the method described in this screencast.This blog entry (which includes a demo) outlines another method of software simulation using screenshots. Hope that's helpful!
CC Lee Author 12 years ago04/25/12 at 7:47 am (UTC) Thank you, Peter. You have answered all the questions that I have now.
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Hi CC, welcome to Heroes!
You can record screen captures or screencasts using our free tool, Screenr.
We also offer Screenr Business as a more extensive screenrecording option for your organization.
Check out this link for tips on using Screenr.
You can add a Screenr video to Presenter as a web object. Here's how.
You can also download unbranded MP4s of your Screenr screencasts and use them in your elearning. Check it out here.
If you would like to create simulations that require user interaction, you may want to consider the method described in this screencast.
This blog entry (which includes a demo) outlines another method of software simulation using screenshots.
Hope that's helpful!
Thank you, Peter. You have answered all the questions that I have now.
Great! Glad I could help
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