Hi I was wondering how in some Articulate/Storyline presentations you can have the learner type in their name and it will be used for the rest of the presentation. How do you do that?
Being a variable, you can usually reformat the entered text to the style that you want. Does not have to be the same style (font, weight, decoration) as originally entered.
Hi I was wondering how in some Articulate/Storyline presentations you can have the learner type in their name and it will be pronounced in the presentation . How do you do that
Hi, Kazeem -- While I am not aware of a way to have your course "speak" or pronounce the learner's name after they enter it, others may be able to offer some ideas or suggestions you can try. And, it wouldn't hurt to post your question over here in our design-related Building Better Courses forum, as well.
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Hi Nicole,
You can do that with a text entry variable. Here's all you need to know (w/source files) : http://community.articulate.com/tutorials/products/adding-text-variables.aspx
I have noticed though that when you have the name appear throughout the course, it changes the text formatting. Is that a glitch?
Being a variable, you can usually reformat the entered text to the style that you want. Does not have to be the same style (font, weight, decoration) as originally entered.
Thank you!!!
Be careful with fonts, as if the font is not installed on the users machine for references then it will default to Articulate font
Hi I was wondering how in some Articulate/Storyline presentations you can have the learner type in their name and it will be pronounced in the presentation . How do you do that
Hi, Kazeem -- While I am not aware of a way to have your course "speak" or pronounce the learner's name after they enter it, others may be able to offer some ideas or suggestions you can try. And, it wouldn't hurt to post your question over here in our design-related Building Better Courses forum, as well.
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