Is there a way to download the presentations created by Articulate for the Storyline product. I an interested in the hangman and bananas presentations and want to learn from how they utilized layers etc... to create these presentations.
Fern, Jeanette helped me earlier with the Bananas game and I incorporated it into a larger menu of games I'm constructing. You can find the .story file at https://www.box.com/s/lsc6q1jiqgteqyu5m919 Week 4 uses the Bananas game. I also needed to substitute questions and it took Jeanette's reworking to help me get it to work. So you should be able to adapt the Week 4 scene to your purposes.
Thanks so much Jonathan. I looked at your files. Very creative. I see where you used the bananas game and I am pouring over the triggers now to see if I can source out where I have gone wrong.
Hey Fern, I'm sorry, I'm not seeing your file attached to the post. Could you perhaps use a free file-sharing tool such as box.com as Jonathan did, and share the link here?
Oh boy, that was so simple I can't believe I missed that. I think I was so caught up in learning the new trigger functions in Storyline that I missed the obvious. I will be changing the music to something that is more celestial but thanks for the clarification on copyright. Your help is greatly appreciated.Keep up your fabulous sceenrs they are such an inspiration.
Hi Jeanette, you examples are so cool! thanks so much for sharing those files. I have a question, if I design a game like the bananas one, would it be possible to distribute it using itunes? Also, is there a way of locking the presentation so that people who gets it can't share it with others? Thanks a lot!
Hi Angela, I just saw your other post regarding the itunes question, and replied here.
As far as restricting access to your content, the best way to do that would be to deploy your content through a learning management system or Articulate Online. This would allow you to set up logins/passwords for each approved user so that only people with the right credentials can log in and view your content.
Jeanette - You are awesome! One day I hope to grow up, design courses as creative, educational, and beautiful as yours, and be able spend my life helping others, just like you!
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Fern, Jeanette helped me earlier with the Bananas game and I incorporated it into a larger menu of games I'm constructing. You can find the .story file at https://www.box.com/s/lsc6q1jiqgteqyu5m919 Week 4 uses the Bananas game. I also needed to substitute questions and it took Jeanette's reworking to help me get it to work. So you should be able to adapt the Week 4 scene to your purposes.
Hi Jeanette,
Thanks so much. I tried to upload but not sure that it worked. Here is my second attempt. Let me know if you recieved it.
Thanks so much Jonathan. I looked at your files. Very creative. I see where you used the bananas game and I am pouring over the triggers now to see if I can source out where I have gone wrong.
Thanks.
Hey Fern, I'm sorry, I'm not seeing your file attached to the post. Could you perhaps use a free file-sharing tool such as box.com as Jonathan did, and share the link here?
BTW Jonathan, your project looks great!
Hi Jeanette, thanks so much for reviewing my project. https://jeanette.viewscreencasts.com/3222924729fe4f0783ee19b0d7e54ebb
Oh boy, that was so simple I can't believe I missed that. I think I was so caught up in learning the new trigger functions in Storyline that I missed the obvious. I will be changing the music to something that is more celestial but thanks for the clarification on copyright. Your help is greatly appreciated. Keep up your fabulous sceenrs they are such an inspiration.
Cheers,
Hi Jeanette, you examples are so cool! thanks so much for sharing those files. I have a question, if I design a game like the bananas one, would it be possible to distribute it using itunes? Also, is there a way of locking the presentation so that people who gets it can't share it with others? Thanks a lot!
Hi Angela, I just saw your other post regarding the itunes question, and replied here.
As far as restricting access to your content, the best way to do that would be to deploy your content through a learning management system or Articulate Online. This would allow you to set up logins/passwords for each approved user so that only people with the right credentials can log in and view your content.
Jeanette - You are awesome! One day I hope to grow up, design courses as creative, educational, and beautiful as yours, and be able spend my life helping others, just like you!
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