Downloadable workbook
Nov 30, 2018
Hi all.
For one of my clients, we create a downloadable workbook for each course, that the learner can complete as they work through, and have as a reference for the future. When using a different authoring tool, based on powerpoint, I have simply created a copy, deleted certain content so that learner writes in key words etc (which seems to reinforce learning) and either inserted those slides into a word document and pdf'd it, or saved the 'powerpoint with notes' print option as a pdf.
I'm thinking that the most efficient way to do this in Storyline would be to create a copy of the story, delete the content that I want the learner to write in, and publish as a Word document. Then go into the Word doc, insert notes sections and pdf.
Has anyone found a quicker way at all?
2 Replies
Hi Tina,
If I were you, I'd suggest mocking up a quick prototype and see if it gives you the result you're looking for. Based off what you've described, I don't know if exporting Storyline to Word will give you the result you're looking for...but you should give it a try and see.
Thanks Tim. I can get the result I need, with some work. I have exported to Word, then inserted those slide pics individually into a workbook template. A little fiddly, but not a heap more work than doing it through powerpoint.
Thanks!
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