FAQ

Thanks, Christine.

Hi there,

I am creating a puzzle in Power Point which will eventually be part of an online training . The idea is to enable the viewer to click on each segment of the puzzle in order to reveal the text underneath it. I’ve been using links to in-document slides, while putting the text of all the segments on the Master Slide. As you know, this method is time consuming. Are you familiar with another way that does not take so much time?

thanks.

Anton

Hi Anton,

You might want to take a look at this thread. There's a pretty cool demo made by Mike Walters and some really great info there that you might find helpful for your course. Even though the information is for a Storyline course, I thought you'd still like to see the discussion and suggestions.

Here's another thread you may like. There's some pretty good discussion on this and some great ideas.

Hi there,

I was wondering whether it is possible to create an "email to a friend" link; a link that allows the user to forward the URL of the course to an email address he/she enters. 

thank you.  

Hi there Anton!

First, take a look at David Anderson's screencast on creating customized email links from your rapid E-Learning courses:

You may also want to take a look at the following forum thread:

Hyperlink to create an already written email

I hope this helps. Good luck with the project!

Thank you, Christine. This is  great!

You're very welcome, Anton! Happy to help

Hi again,

Is there a way to create a "bookmark" or "add to favorites" link as part of the body of my course (in Presenter)? I have created "email to a friend" and "email our organization" links, adding a "bookmark" link with same style icon will add another useful tool in the same "user tools" area and will make the area look really cool. thanks.

Anton

Hi Anton,

I know you can add a "Bookmark" tab (can be found under Player Templates > Layout > Toolbar Menu), but I'm not sure about making a button that would call the same function as the tab. 

In order to create something like this, I believe you'd have to work with coding. Even then, however, you may not be able to get this to work with all web browsers. 

For now, I'd suggest using the default Bookmark tab. While it may not match your course design entirely, it will be more likely to work with a wider range of browsers and you won't have to find someone to code this type of feature for you.

I hope this helps

Christine

Thanks, Christine. I workd with some coding before, until I find out how to do it I'll probably use Presenter's Bookmark tab.

If I do not have Storyline installed, can I downlaod the Storyline images for use in Presenter? Also, is there an "images library" available to use for Articulate?

Thanks.