You can make Storyline perform like powerpoint but it is going to be a lot more work, and would probably be better top use powerpoint in this situation.
You can control the playhead by adding a seek bar to the player, to advance slides you will need to add a trigger to advance on pagedown and goto pref on page up
To control animations on click then the simplest solution is to use different slides, or add triggers to show layers on click
You will then need to sort out the logic to go backwards and forwards through the slide, it is possible but not ideal.
If you intend to run locally then I would recommend publishing to CD and running the launch_Story.exe to minimise problems.
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You can make Storyline perform like powerpoint but it is going to be a lot more work, and would probably be better top use powerpoint in this situation.
You can control the playhead by adding a seek bar to the player, to advance slides you will need to add a trigger to advance on pagedown and goto pref on page up
To control animations on click then the simplest solution is to use different slides, or add triggers to show layers on click
You will then need to sort out the logic to go backwards and forwards through the slide, it is possible but not ideal.
If you intend to run locally then I would recommend publishing to CD and running the launch_Story.exe to minimise problems.
Hi Jean-Claude and welcome to E-Learning Heroes! Looks like Phil is taking care of you here.
Thank you for your answer.
Glad Phil was able to assist you, thanks for the update.
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