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Storyline 360 Collaboration Possibility?
Hello I'm wondering if there is a way to collaborate on Storyline 360 projects- like our team has in the past with an owner and a couple of collaborators in Rise.
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We've actually figured out a great work around so that we can collaborate on Storyline. We use MS Teams and SharePoint in our day to day work. So when one of us creates a Storyline project we save it to our MS Team channel under "Files". We cannot open the file directly from the channel, but can open it from the Storyline app by pointing to the folder where the story is saved. Since my teammate is in Poland and I am in the US, we can both access the same file and simply save our changes at the end of our shifts. No publishing or sharing required. I would think that anyone who has a shared drive where their team members can all access files should be able to utilize the same process and therefore work on the same story. I'm not sure you could have multiple people working simultaneously in the same file without saving in between changes, but you can at least work without the added steps of sharing/publishing between changes.
I'm curious if you've never experienced problems using this process? I'd like to consider this but hadn't because of all the dire warnings I've seen about working from a cloud or network drive. Never understood why the claimed latency issues would affect these files any differently that other desktop apps.
I haven't experienced any problems other than the typical problems in dealing with cloud files. Utilizing the story on a shared drive/Teams has been a life saver for us. So far so good.
