We're looking to showcase examples that include one or more of Storyline 360’s new features. This includes any of the updates we’ve added over the past 14 months (tables, text to speech, closed captions, publish to video, etc).
Can you share your work in the comments below?
Even if you've shared the examples in other discussions or challenges like the tables and random number variables, it's okay to post here. So what are you waiting for? You just need to copy/paste the links to your cool work in the comments below. Do it now before you forget.
Publishing to video is fabulous! My faculty frequently need this as a "quick fix." It's not dynamic elearning, but it allows us rapid solutions to introduce courses to students.
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This was built with the Random number variable https://360.articulate.com/review/content/241a276f-dbca-4f0d-9747-7bad5885e6ac/review
Not the most dynamic thing I have built but at least I can share it.
OH! and it looks good
And it uses modern text, I will stop now!
Gorgeous example, Phil!
Can you also share this example in the random numbers challenge: https://community.articulate.com/articles/using-random-number-variables-for-dynamic-elearning
Publishing to video is fabulous! My faculty frequently need this as a "quick fix." It's not dynamic elearning, but it allows us rapid solutions to introduce courses to students.
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/0336573e-1c66-4943-9089-38f2b35e1de5/review
This was built with the Random number variable "Spin the Wheel".
And here is an article of how I created it if anyone who is interested.
I tried out the publish to video as a way to create a short video opener.
Doug
This escape room has intersect triggers to let the beast out and a leaderboard table too! https://community.articulate.com/discussions/building-better-courses/storyline360-escape-room-with-xapi-trackery
Hey! Showcase some of that schweet TTS in SL360 https://community.articulate.com/discussions/building-better-courses/storyline-haterz-with-animated-characters-and-state-changes
Rolling the dice was created in A360 using the new random number variable.
http://bridgehillls.com/rolling-the-dice/
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