Hi! We are creating internal eLearning resources, and just got access to an LMS to host "real" courses. Right now most of our resources are text and link heavy word docs on a SharePoint. If our two goals are to create rapid "micro-Learning" resources for JIT/on demand needs, and to create a more formalized set of onboarding resources for new faculty, sales, and project managers, which authoring tools might be best? What are the essential differences between Storyline and Studio?
I second Bruce's warm welcome. Without a doubt there is some personal preference involved. I highly recommend that you download trial versions of each. I got started with Studio and loved it. Now that I'm working with Storyline I love it even more. It's very intuitive so if you just want click-n-read slides, you could jump in and do that after watching one introduction tutorial. At the same time, it's also a very powerful tool and you can create amazingly interactive courses without knowing a thing about programming.
Good luck on your project. I hope we see you in the forums again!
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Hi Karissa - and welcome to the Heroes Community.
You can find the essential differences here.
Once again - a warm welcome.
Bruce
Hi Karissa,
I second Bruce's warm welcome. Without a doubt there is some personal preference involved. I highly recommend that you download trial versions of each. I got started with Studio and loved it. Now that I'm working with Storyline I love it even more. It's very intuitive so if you just want click-n-read slides, you could jump in and do that after watching one introduction tutorial. At the same time, it's also a very powerful tool and you can create amazingly interactive courses without knowing a thing about programming.
Good luck on your project. I hope we see you in the forums again!
~Natalia
i have a problem with the sounds in my support
so how can i use the trigger to make a pause or replay or next.
many thanks
Yves
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