Storyline Vs Articulate studio 12
Jun 26, 2012
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Hello everybody,
I have a question, we are thinking of using Articulate Storyline, but I know Articulate Studio 12 is coming, so I wonder what is the best option for us ? Is it really worth it to use Storyline, what are the advantages? I know it's a tricky question since Studio 2012 is not here yet, but do you think we should wait?
Thank you !
Have a good day
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Well, all we have officially is this: http://www.articulate.com/products/storyline-studio.php
A lot depends on the type of e-learning that you want to create and the skill level of your developers. If you want highly interactive, media-rich training and the developers have good PC skills, I'd go Storyline in a Flash.
We have over 50 courses published on our lms using Studio 09. Can I combine the two products? I want to edit and upgrade earlier courses. If we go with Storyline I have to start all over, I assume.
Can I edit courses developed using 09 with the new 12?
This is quite a dilemma for us. I'm looking for those who have had to make similar decisions.
Hi Guys
I'm fairly new to the whole Articulate suite of software, but I have to say, I am enjoying using Storyline. My office has been utilising Studio until now, and will get the upgrade to '12, but I am recommending they purchase Storyline for the following reasons:
I could go on. I would get Storyline...
If it works to import and edit the older Studio 09 into Storyline and then republish the course, that would really make a difference in our decision. Simon, I'm interested in hearing more! Tell me what you mean by edit -- just a few slides? Or do you have to edit the entire course in Storyline?
Thanks so much for responding!
FYI: Related in this thread here and the tool we have been developing for a client to help their folks (mainly SME developers) decide if they should use Storyline or stay with Studio: http://community.articulate.com/forums/p/17434/102260.aspx
Yes Ruth, you can import the .ppta file from Presenter into Storyline just as you would import a PPT. I'm not sure how the quizzes and such translate but so far it has been pretty easy for me.
geo
Thank you so much -- this is all very helpful!
Hey Ruth
I managed to edit content, quizzes and add in some of the storyline wizzbangery. Not everything was editable, but enough to make it worth it.
Simon
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