Good Morning, I am mulling over the most flexible/adaptable way to develop content using Articulate 360. I want to develop interactive lessons (with Rise, Studio, or Storyline), but I also want to give traditional lectures on topics via PowerPoint. I am hoping that I can develop lesson content in one platform that I can then also use in PowerPoint to give a lecture. Is the only way to do this to build my content in Studio, or can I copy some/all of a lesson built in Rise/Storyline over to Studio/PowerPont? I hope this makes sense. Your advice would be much appreciated. Best, Bruce
If you used just Storyline, there's no reason that couldn't also be used to present. I've seen people do this:
turn off the player features so it's just a slide (maintain a way to advance)
publish for CD
in the output folder, run the course via Launch.storyline.exe That creates a separate presentation and not tied to your browser.
Some people who do what you want, build their presentations and course in Rise. I use Rise a lot for presentation content. I will use the divider continue button to isolate the content
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Here's a webinar I did a while back with some tips on converting PowerPoint in the different tools. That may help think through it a bit.
https://training.articulate.com/webinars/transform-powerpoint-into-interactive-e-learning
If you used just Storyline, there's no reason that couldn't also be used to present. I've seen people do this:
Some people who do what you want, build their presentations and course in Rise. I use Rise a lot for presentation content. I will use the divider continue button to isolate the content
Thanks Tom, that's really helpful. Have a wonderful day