It looks like I may get approval to purchase Storyline. Those of you that have it...is it better than Presenter? Is it worth the money if you already have Presenter?
What are your favorite things about it?
What don't you like about it?
Any other comments before we decide to move forward or not?
Since I started using Storyline, I find I rarely go back to Presenter. Storyline gives you so much more flexibility in designing interactions and creating a positive learner experience. I love the triggers and layers and the resulting capabilities that come from using them. I also like the included characters and the ability to create triggers that modify their pose and expression based on interactions in the course.
The primary negatives are that it does not support motion paths and the text capabilities are not as sophisticated as Powerpoint (particularly with bullets).
I would not hesitate to make your purchase. I think you will be delighted.
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Since I started using Storyline, I find I rarely go back to Presenter. Storyline gives you so much more flexibility in designing interactions and creating a positive learner experience. I love the triggers and layers and the resulting capabilities that come from using them. I also like the included characters and the ability to create triggers that modify their pose and expression based on interactions in the course.
The primary negatives are that it does not support motion paths and the text capabilities are not as sophisticated as Powerpoint (particularly with bullets).
I would not hesitate to make your purchase. I think you will be delighted.
Thanks Brent! That is helpful!
Another question...if I upgrade my laptop to Microsoft 13 will my Studio 09 still work?
Hi there Sheri,
Glad that Brent was able to share some helpful feedback with you :)
Just wanted to mention that Articulate Studio '09 is not supported with Microsoft Office 2013.
Click here for a list of Office versions that are supported with Studio '09.
Let us know if you have any other questions.
Have a great Friday!
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