I'm looking for sample instructions for the various interactive elements in Storyline and Rise. I not only want to be consistent but I also don't want to overthink it if something already exists.
Even if I don't use the exact wording it is a starting point.
I'm not really sure what you are looking for - but you can use the bookmark function (above) to build up your own library of tutorials, instructions or helpful posts that you come across on storyline / elearning heroes.
I'm looking for clear and concise instructions for learners on how to complete interactive blocks such as accordions, tabs, labeled graphics, processes, scenarios, sorting activities, flashcards, buttons, and timelines. See the highlighted example below. Does this make more sense?
I just Googled "Storyline 360 cheat sheet" and searched under Images and found a number of items that will be useful to me as a new learner on this program. If you try that you will find a variety - some are quite specific in terms of the type of activity you are trying to complete. Hope this is helpful.
One of the approaches I have taken in the past is to make a repeating .gif of the action and placed it on the page the first few times that interaction is shown. No wordsmithing required.
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Hi Penny,
I'm not really sure what you are looking for - but you can use the bookmark function (above) to build up your own library of tutorials, instructions or helpful posts that you come across on storyline / elearning heroes.
Hi Cheryl,
I'm looking for clear and concise instructions for learners on how to complete interactive blocks such as accordions, tabs, labeled graphics, processes, scenarios, sorting activities, flashcards, buttons, and timelines. See the highlighted example below. Does this make more sense?
Sorry! I got the wrong end of the stick there!
I just Googled "Storyline 360 cheat sheet" and searched under Images and found a number of items that will be useful to me as a new learner on this program. If you try that you will find a variety - some are quite specific in terms of the type of activity you are trying to complete. Hope this is helpful.
One of the approaches I have taken in the past is to make a repeating .gif of the action and placed it on the page the first few times that interaction is shown. No wordsmithing required.