One of the best ways for me to learn is to deconstruct a project, see how it works, then try to recreate it. This is a great way to learn because there are usually multiple ways to accomplish something in Storyline, and you'll be able to explore multiple ways to do something.
The eLearning Challenges are a great place to find these examples, and many of the entries include the source Storyline file for you to download and work with.
Check out the "recap" link for these three challenges, and you should be able to search and find more...
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One of the best ways for me to learn is to deconstruct a project, see how it works, then try to recreate it. This is a great way to learn because there are usually multiple ways to accomplish something in Storyline, and you'll be able to explore multiple ways to do something.
The eLearning Challenges are a great place to find these examples, and many of the entries include the source Storyline file for you to download and work with.
Check out the "recap" link for these three challenges, and you should be able to search and find more...
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Using Text Variables to Capture and Display Learner's Name #222
Creating Dynamic E-Learning with Random Number Variables #278
Hope this helps,
B
Thanks. I actually found this tutorial and as usual, Tom explains it perfectly.
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