I have been evaluating Storyline for some weeks now and I have been unable to find a large number of templates so far. I know that it is a very recent product and that it is improving very fast. But the number of templates currently available seems too poor for me, sorry.
Does anyone know any commercial templates available?
I tried to find someone who knows how to integrate Raptivity interactivities into Storyline, which would enrich the courses a lot! Unluckily, integration is only supported when using flash content, while I need pure HMTL5 content so flash is forbidden in my project.
I must say that I am not an e-learning course developer, nor I am pretending to be one of them in the future. I have written some contents in Powerpoint format and now I am trying to find someone who can convert them into a Storyline course. But at the same time, I want to make sure that Storyline is the right tool for improving the course in the future, regarding to HTML5 templates. Therefore, finding the right developer+tool is where I am now.
It might be the case that some of you developers own a large library of templates. In that case, I would be interested in sending you an RFP of my project in order to check if it can be easily converted.
To answer your question I don't believe any tool is right regarding HTML5 yet. But Storyline is definitely getting there. Since Update 1 there have been many HTML5 compatibility fixes that really make HTML5 in Storyline work much better.
I'd be interested in that RFP. PM me for any suggestions.
I'm doing a lot of Storyline work and I'd be happy to look at a project converting your Powerpoint. I've had great success making Storyline work on HTML5 so far although I think it depends on what you are viewing it on (iPad for me). I am also just starting to create a line of templates for Storyline. Please send through your RFP to jacinta@workbright.co.nz and I'll be happy to see if I can help.
By the way, Storyline does come with some downloadable templates when you buy it and more are showing up in the Community space, but I agree it's a bit sparse for now which is why I see a market for it. I'm putting simple ones on my blog every now and then, http://workbrightelearning.blogspot.co.nz/ and will sell the more complex ones.
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Hello,
I must say that I am not an e-learning course developer, nor I am pretending to be one of them in the future. I have written some contents in Powerpoint format and now I am trying to find someone who can convert them into a Storyline course. But at the same time, I want to make sure that Storyline is the right tool for improving the course in the future, regarding to HTML5 templates. Therefore, finding the right developer+tool is where I am now.
It might be the case that some of you developers own a large library of templates. In that case, I would be interested in sending you an RFP of my project in order to check if it can be easily converted.
Thank you!
Hi David,
To answer your question I don't believe any tool is right regarding HTML5 yet. But Storyline is definitely getting there. Since Update 1 there have been many HTML5 compatibility fixes that really make HTML5 in Storyline work much better.
I'd be interested in that RFP. PM me for any suggestions.
Hi David
I'm doing a lot of Storyline work and I'd be happy to look at a project converting your Powerpoint. I've had great success making Storyline work on HTML5 so far although I think it depends on what you are viewing it on (iPad for me). I am also just starting to create a line of templates for Storyline. Please send through your RFP to jacinta@workbright.co.nz and I'll be happy to see if I can help.
By the way, Storyline does come with some downloadable templates when you buy it and more are showing up in the Community space, but I agree it's a bit sparse for now which is why I see a market for it. I'm putting simple ones on my blog every now and then, http://workbrightelearning.blogspot.co.nz/ and will sell the more complex ones.
All the best
Jacinta Penn.
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