I am currently using Storyline 2, but have used Lectora for 10 years. Is Storyline 2 robust enough to allow me to be able to develop an online gaming course? I know I can in Lectora and I didn't know if there are differences between the programs or if Storyline is just as robust as Lectora?
You can most certainly design games with Storyline, we're creating 2 right now that have challenges, playful roadmaps and even (PHP) leader boards for competition.
If we understand SL triggers, variables, and timeline control well, we can design develop any interactive to "feel" like a game.
Use sound fx feedback (like clicks), use the timeline to constrain/limit time, points, etc, ...it's really endless.
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You can most certainly design games with Storyline, we're creating 2 right now that have challenges, playful roadmaps and even (PHP) leader boards for competition.
If we understand SL triggers, variables, and timeline control well, we can design develop any interactive to "feel" like a game.
Use sound fx feedback (like clicks), use the timeline to constrain/limit time, points, etc, ...it's really endless.
Good luck Debbie.
Good to know! thank you!
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