I'm using the Rise solution to create elearning modules in the professional environment and I'm starting with the Storyline360 solution to create interactivity within these modules.
I was wondering if any of you had ever used it to create resources for the classroom (for the trainers in classroom) and if that seemed possible and appropriate to you. If yes, do you have any examples of use?
Since Storyline publishes as HTML content, you could treat it like any other content on a webpage. Create the appropriate links and launch them from a browser during your class to show the students a concept or idea.
You could provide links to the students and allow them to use it for an activity exercise.
I haven't taught in the classroom for many years but can see tons of ways to use it to complement existing material or reinforce a concept.
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Gillian,
Since Storyline publishes as HTML content, you could treat it like any other content on a webpage. Create the appropriate links and launch them from a browser during your class to show the students a concept or idea.
You could provide links to the students and allow them to use it for an activity exercise.
I haven't taught in the classroom for many years but can see tons of ways to use it to complement existing material or reinforce a concept.
Richard
Thank you very much for your reply.
I can see clear enough now. But if some other people have examples of interactivity through Storyline, I'm still curious to hear about it.
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