Forum Discussion
Calling all Software Simulationists
- 6 months ago
There are several options here and depending on the stakeholder's requirement I will do one of these.
Option 1. I will build a storyline project on one function. Make sure it works, test and have the stakeholder review and approve. This can now be used as a standalone project. Quick and can be used as a review by learners when needed.
Option 2. Use the above project as a scene and import these slides into a bigger project. I keep it as standalone for changes as needed down the road.
Option 3. Take all my standalone projects and put them in a learning path on the LMS.
A lot depends on your stakeholder's and what they want. In reading your post, I think option 2 will work the best.
Good luck.
There are several options here and depending on the stakeholder's requirement I will do one of these.
Option 1. I will build a storyline project on one function. Make sure it works, test and have the stakeholder review and approve. This can now be used as a standalone project. Quick and can be used as a review by learners when needed.
Option 2. Use the above project as a scene and import these slides into a bigger project. I keep it as standalone for changes as needed down the road.
Option 3. Take all my standalone projects and put them in a learning path on the LMS.
A lot depends on your stakeholder's and what they want. In reading your post, I think option 2 will work the best.
Good luck.
- SteveBlackwell6 months agoCommunity Member
Thanks Eric. Good point on all three. Much appreciated.
Related Content
- 2 years ago