I have to throw together some examples within a day or so. I have examples of different sizes, so putting them all in one Storyline file/"course" is causing lot of adjustment, which I don't have time for.
Is there way to apply different sizes to scenes? Or by slide?
If you are using a Storyline file as your portfolio, why not just place screenshots of your sample courses and launch them by clicking on the screenshot?
In separate windows? I am finally coming along to a similar solution where the user will click hyperlinked objects to launch a string of samples in a separate window. It's a good short-term solution, but ideally, in the long run, I would be grouping samples by categories other than template size.
Thanks Ashley! I ended up using Temp Share because I couldn't get Google Drive (ending this feature in August, but this is June...) or Drop Box to work. I like the Amazon idea as well as Drop if I can get a public folder. I've just never been able to launch a course from Drop Box.
TempShare, however rules! For the short term, anyway.
And thanks for the article. I had read a piece by Tom K on portolios, but this I hadn't seen. Will definitely read and adjust!
Glad that TempShare worked out for you - Dropbox can certainly be finicky based on how you have the files/folders upload and how you point to the link.
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Hi Amy,
If you are using a Storyline file as your portfolio, why not just place screenshots of your sample courses and launch them by clicking on the screenshot?
In separate windows? I am finally coming along to a similar solution where the user will click hyperlinked objects to launch a string of samples in a separate window. It's a good short-term solution, but ideally, in the long run, I would be grouping samples by categories other than template size.
But the linking will do for now.
Thanks!
Amy
HI Amy,
You can't have different scenes of different slide sizes - so the suggestion Linda shared that it seems you're using is a good suggestion.
As far as creating a portfolio of sorts, you may want to look at where you'll host your published content (there are a few items mentioned here) and this is a nice article on E-Learning portfolios.
Thanks Ashley! I ended up using Temp Share because I couldn't get Google Drive (ending this feature in August, but this is June...) or Drop Box to work. I like the Amazon idea as well as Drop if I can get a public folder. I've just never been able to launch a course from Drop Box.
TempShare, however rules! For the short term, anyway.
And thanks for the article. I had read a piece by Tom K on portolios, but this I hadn't seen. Will definitely read and adjust!
Amy
Glad that TempShare worked out for you - Dropbox can certainly be finicky based on how you have the files/folders upload and how you point to the link.
Let us know if you need anything else.
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