Articulate Storyline 1 for Developing content For Iphone

I Planned to develop a course for iphone using articulate storyline 1, i just want to know does storyline 1 supports for iphone. If yes is there any restriction only for iphone, or it work fine as ipad.

Thanks

Surya

9 Replies

Emily Ruby

almost 5 years ago10/27/14 at 3:47 pm (UTC)

Hello Surya!

You may want to look at the information here for iPhone viewing. You can also look at the system requirements here for viewing Storyline 1 content.

Also, here is some information about HTML5 courses and the use of Mobile Safari.

Surya Prakash
Author

almost 5 years ago10/27/14 at 4:25 pm (UTC)

Thanks Emily,

The Most of the discussion are mainly about ipad, Does Storyline 1 supports Iphone.

Emily Ruby

almost 5 years ago10/27/14 at 4:33 pm (UTC)

Hello Surya!

You can view the courses on iPhones, using the method above for publishing. Currently the Mobile App is optimized for iPads, so you will need to publish using HTML5 and use Mobile Safari.

The other link above has some information about mobile Safari's limitations, which could cause issues with viewing content on iPhones using Mobile Safari.

Cheryl Hoover

over 3 years ago01/26/16 at 8:41 pm (UTC)

Hello,

The only messages I can find on this topic are from a year ago. Has there been any updates on running storyline courses on iphones?

Our LMS team specifically told us not to check the box for Articulate Mobile Player during publishing. I'm not sure why, and I'd never questioned this until getting complaints about mobile phone access. Is that still just for iPads?

Thanks very much, Cheryl

Leslie McKerchie
Staff

over 3 years ago01/26/16 at 9:02 pm (UTC)

Hi Cheryl!

You do not have to publish for Articulate Mobile Player to get this to work, but you will need to publish for HTML5.

I'm not sure what version of Storyline you are utilizing, so I will share the system requirements for both below:

Storyline 1

Storyline 2

Cheryl Hoover

over 3 years ago01/26/16 at 9:08 pm (UTC)

Thank you for the quick response, Leslie. We just went live with our first five courses several weeks ago, and we're trying to troubleshoot some problems with iphones and iPads. I was thinking maybe I should have checked this setting when publishing.

Leslie McKerchie
Staff

over 3 years ago01/26/16 at 9:10 pm (UTC)

Hi Cheryl!

You may also be interested in this documentation that addresses common questions about publishing mobile content here.

Cheryl Hoover

over 3 years ago01/26/16 at 9:21 pm (UTC)

Thank you, Leslie. It sounds like I'm okay for the majority of users with the html5 setting. Users who've attempted a course on their phone or iPad and had problems switched to a pc with Google Chrome no longer had the same problem. I was hoping maybe I missed something that would have corrected the issues.

Thanks again for your quick response.