I am in the process of trying to figure out how to create some sort of an online portfolio to showcase my Storyline work. I read on one of the forums that Google Drive is a way to store and share files. Is this correct or is Google Drive no longer a viable choice to host published projects?
Google Drive no longer allows the sort of activity necessary to hosting published content, and DropBox allow it only for Pro accounts.
Many people are using free accounts on Amazon S3. Here's a post that may help you get started: http://blogs.articulate.com/word-of-mouth/how-to-use-amazon-s3-to-host-presenter-courses/ Remember that when they mention Cloudberry, it is a different program that they are using to load files to S3. If you have another favorite ftp program (I use Filezilla), you can use that.
Thank you Walt. I had already stared to look into Amazon S3 because I was told that it is something I will need to use. The article was helpful but unfortunately I am now scouring Youtube and Google looking for the videos because the embedded links in the article no longer work.
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Google Drive no longer allows the sort of activity necessary to hosting published content, and DropBox allow it only for Pro accounts.
Many people are using free accounts on Amazon S3. Here's a post that may help you get started: http://blogs.articulate.com/word-of-mouth/how-to-use-amazon-s3-to-host-presenter-courses/ Remember that when they mention Cloudberry, it is a different program that they are using to load files to S3. If you have another favorite ftp program (I use Filezilla), you can use that.
Thank you Walt. I had already stared to look into Amazon S3 because I was told that it is something I will need to use. The article was helpful but unfortunately I am now scouring Youtube and Google looking for the videos because the embedded links in the article no longer work.
Amazon has tutorials, I'd give them a try.
Hi Jacqueline,
Give this article on Amazon S3 a try! It's a bit newer and updated.
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