This is a very subjective topic, because it all depends on the complexity of the slide(s). A Level 1 slide (think basic text/images/audio, minimal to no interaction) could take an hour. This depends on if you need to create assets, record and edit audio e.t.c.
A Level 2/3 slide that has complexity and more interactions, will require more time to develop. I have taken several hours to just make a slide. Also the authoring tool can help with development times. I can create a Rise course (from a PPT) in a matter of a few hours. This would take a few additional hours in Storyline (depending if I could import it, or needed to create from scratch).
I encourage you to check out this blog post by Christy Tucker. She has a great breakdown of eLearning development, and additional resources/links to review.
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Hello Jerry!
This is a very subjective topic, because it all depends on the complexity of the slide(s). A Level 1 slide (think basic text/images/audio, minimal to no interaction) could take an hour. This depends on if you need to create assets, record and edit audio e.t.c.
A Level 2/3 slide that has complexity and more interactions, will require more time to develop. I have taken several hours to just make a slide. Also the authoring tool can help with development times. I can create a Rise course (from a PPT) in a matter of a few hours. This would take a few additional hours in Storyline (depending if I could import it, or needed to create from scratch).
I encourage you to check out this blog post by Christy Tucker. She has a great breakdown of eLearning development, and additional resources/links to review.
https://www.christytuckerlearning.com/time-estimates-for-e-learning-development/
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