We're creating an eLearning course in Articulate '13 (with Engage and Quizmaker). I was wondering if it's possible to create a small Storyline 2 interaction / file and pull it in (ideally embed it) into our existing PPT / Articulate '13 course? I appreciate the assistance.
If you published the Storyline course for web and uploaded to a server you could embed it as a web object. But there is no way to insert a Storyline file as you can with Engage/Quizmaker into Presenter.
This is great! I was able to successfully create a Storyline interaction, save it as a web object, embed it into PPT and published to LMS. It shows up (yay!) and quality looks good.
*However, there are scroll bars and I can't see the whole interaction at once without scrolling. Do embedded web objects automatically apply scroll bars? Or, could I prevent the scroll bars by making the Storyline file smaller? It's currently 650 pixels wide.
What is your overall slide size in Powerpoint vs. the Storyline story size you published with? Resizing it in Storyline may be the best option so that it fits entirely within the Powerpoint slide size.
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Hi Andrea,
If you published the Storyline course for web and uploaded to a server you could embed it as a web object. But there is no way to insert a Storyline file as you can with Engage/Quizmaker into Presenter.
Hi Ashley,
This is great! I was able to successfully create a Storyline interaction, save it as a web object, embed it into PPT and published to LMS. It shows up (yay!) and quality looks good.
*However, there are scroll bars and I can't see the whole interaction at once without scrolling. Do embedded web objects automatically apply scroll bars? Or, could I prevent the scroll bars by making the Storyline file smaller? It's currently 650 pixels wide.
Really appreciate your help and time,
Andrea
Hi Andrea,
What is your overall slide size in Powerpoint vs. the Storyline story size you published with? Resizing it in Storyline may be the best option so that it fits entirely within the Powerpoint slide size.
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