I really like this template but I am having trouble using this. What I would like to do is reproduce this template but be able to change the module title but I cannot see how this can be done. I am also confused on how to show Completed" after each module has been viewed.
I also had a look at the PPT template and still cannot figure out how to reproduce the "Completed" function.
the module title is on the slide master and Tom has it locked - see this image - just click the lock icon to unlock then you can edit it.
All the triggers for changing Modules to complete are on the slide master as well - these should work automatically...if you want to upload your story it might help someone to help you
The PowerPoint version doesn't have a way to show completion. You can use slide layouts to show current modules, but PowerPoint doesn't have a variables option like Storyline so it's not possible to know which slides have been completed.
@Bonita: as noted by others the PPT version doesn't have the ability to show completed status. This is the point I made in this post on PowerPoint and interactivity. If you want that capability, then you'll need to use Storyline for the template.
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Hi Bonita
the module title is on the slide master and Tom has it locked - see this image - just click the lock icon to unlock then you can edit it.
All the triggers for changing Modules to complete are on the slide master as well - these should work automatically...if you want to upload your story it might help someone to help you
OK, thanks but I think I will work with PPT as I use Articulate Presenter for PPT (easier than SL2 I think especially with narrations)
Do you know how the "Completed" function works in PPT?
Hi Bonita
I think it's all built in when you select a new slide and choose the module group of slides.
Hi Wendy, No it is not built into PPT as I tried this. It might need to be set up as a trigger??
Might need to ask Tom about this one
Thanks and Merry Christmas, Bonita
The PowerPoint version doesn't have a way to show completion. You can use slide layouts to show current modules, but PowerPoint doesn't have a variables option like Storyline so it's not possible to know which slides have been completed.
@Bonita: as noted by others the PPT version doesn't have the ability to show completed status. This is the point I made in this post on PowerPoint and interactivity. If you want that capability, then you'll need to use Storyline for the template.
Thanks Tom, I missed that posting
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