OK I'll preface this conversation by saying that I am an extreme newbie, so all of the information that you pros are sharing is greatly appreciated. My question is, how do I actually use a template that someone has posted? We're using PowerPoint now (moving to Storyline 2 soon) in a very basic way (the dreaded header and bullets) so I want to use interactive methods. I found a fabulous PowerPoint template titled Powerpoint '13: Realistic Desktop Interaction created by Trina Rimmer but when I download it, I lose all of the amazing animation functions. Thanks for any help!
Hi Angela and welcome to E-Learning Heroes! I'm tickled to hear that you downloaded my template (not to mention calling it 'fabulous").
So here's the good news: You're not doing anything wrong and I can help you out!
Bad news: The animations in the published output you aren't present in the download version. That's because when I put this together, I assumed that folks would be using this project primarily for its bits & pieces—the file folder, the mug, the paperclip, etc.
Thankfully, I've got the published version (with animations) stored in my files. Here's a link to the animated version so you can download it and repurpose it for your project.
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Hi Angela and welcome to E-Learning Heroes! I'm tickled to hear that you downloaded my template (not to mention calling it 'fabulous").
So here's the good news: You're not doing anything wrong and I can help you out!
Bad news: The animations in the published output you aren't present in the download version. That's because when I put this together, I assumed that folks would be using this project primarily for its bits & pieces—the file folder, the mug, the paperclip, etc.
Thankfully, I've got the published version (with animations) stored in my files. Here's a link to the animated version so you can download it and repurpose it for your project.
Hope this helps you out & saves you some time.
Cheers!
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