Not sure this post made it out there. I have a client that I am doing materials for and I am not inside of their organization to share my .story files so that they can edit later and load into their LMS system. I would like to know if anyone has shared their .story file with anyone that might be able to give me the steps on how to do it. We do have a interlink location to place files.
Looks like you are getting some assistance here and the first one did make it through, as you can see here, and looks like you are getting assistance there as well :)
Hi I want to pose the same question as Rod, now that it seems Dropbox and Google have discontinued their sharing service - and in my case it's the client sharing their Storyline 2 source files (i.e. .story files) with me so I can adapt and publish into Storyline 360.
I see there is an AmazonS3 option, but are there other options which will be easier for my client (and usb drives are not useful as we are in different cities).
I'm not sure what you're referring to with file sharing.
If you upload your .story project file to one of these options, you should be able to create a link for your client to download the file and save locally. I do use Amazon S3 for this.
I'm curious to hear other ideas from your colleagues in the community.
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Dropbox and similar web based file sharing services are quite popular options mentioned in the forums
Hi Rod!
Looks like you are getting some assistance here and the first one did make it through, as you can see here, and looks like you are getting assistance there as well :)
Hi I want to pose the same question as Rod, now that it seems Dropbox and Google have discontinued their sharing service - and in my case it's the client sharing their Storyline 2 source files (i.e. .story files) with me so I can adapt and publish into Storyline 360.
I see there is an AmazonS3 option, but are there other options which will be easier for my client (and usb drives are not useful as we are in different cities).
Hi Drew and welcome to E-Learning Heroes :)
I'm not sure what you're referring to with file sharing.
If you upload your .story project file to one of these options, you should be able to create a link for your client to download the file and save locally. I do use Amazon S3 for this.
I'm curious to hear other ideas from your colleagues in the community.
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