Realizing that Storyline is intended as an eLearning vehicle, what design considerations should be made if you are developing something that needs to have the flexibility of displaying as either an eLearning course or as a presentation to a large audience? I'm thinking along the lines of PowerPoint guidelines that recommend not going below 20 point-sized font for visibility from the back of a room. Does that apply directly to Articulate Storyline presentations that are potentially going to be projected to a large audience, too, or can you go with a smaller sized font?
I haven't personally used Storyline as a live presentation tool, but I think many of the same issues with PowerPoint would apply in terms of font size and such.
With Storyline, I'd also set the presentation to scale to fill the browser so that you can maximize the screen real estate.
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Hi Miriam,
I haven't personally used Storyline as a live presentation tool, but I think many of the same issues with PowerPoint would apply in terms of font size and such.
With Storyline, I'd also set the presentation to scale to fill the browser so that you can maximize the screen real estate.
Mike
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