Presenter and Engage
Mar 07, 2018
Hi guys,
Seeing as I haven't used either Presenter and Engage before, but very excited about using them, I would like to know the following:
1. Can either program/application be used "within" Articulate? i.e. once you have created a scene, for example, or can they only be used within PowerPoint?
2. If only PowerPoint, once these add-in's are used, and the scene/project is published, can you then still edit the changes you have made using Engage and Presenter?
My apologies if these questions have been asked already, but I would really like to know. I can't seem to find a definitive answer. Of late, I have just been creating learning directly within Articulate and not importing, so am not sure.
Thanks
3 Replies
Hi Thomas!
Take a look at this article. I may not be understanding your question entirely, but let's start here and start narrowing it down: https://community.articulate.com/series/4/articles/importing-articulate-engage-interactions
Doug
Thomas - you can use Presenter with Engage interactions as is or bring them within SL Presenter 360.Once you have all of your engaged interactions and saved within the PPT, open the PPT in Presenter 360. Hope I understood your question. Regards.
Thanks for the response guys.
I think you have answered my question....it does seem that you have to create the interaction whilst you are creating your content, but within PPT first. It seems (as you said David) that you can import interactions but has to have PPT content as a foundation.
I had a look at the article Doug, and it seems as per the above.
Generally speaking....do you both use PPT first, then use Presenter and/or Engage?
I just have to get my head around the following as I process the "process":
1. Create content in PPT
2. Use Presenter/Engage whilst creating within PPT
3. Review and publish using the Articulate add in within PPT
This will work with larger projects and mapping the content build from start to finish and creating some really great modules. I am looking forward to creating some really fantastic stuff.
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