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Storyline vs Studio
My Colleagues are using Studio but I was told Storyline is more flexible. Would I lose any functionality by going with Storyline. Also can we share content between these two. I need to know if I wi...
Amy:
I have moved to Storyline, because from an ID perspective it allows me to do more. However, there are some things you will not be able to do in Storyline, mostly graphic design related:
1. motion paths
2. advance text editing and image editing (including the cool PPT text and image effects)
3 Storyline slides take a bit longer to build that ppt, mostly because it's a more robust tool
I imagine Articulate will address most of the above with the next release.
You'll most likely do a lot of your design work in PPT (if you don't already do it in the Adobe suites), and then bring those elements into Storyline. I know I've gotten very used to all the cool graphic design add ons in PPT. Hard to live without them now.
Having said that, I really dig Storyline. Here's a brief Storyline presentation on my favorite features. https://dl.dropbox.com/u/28783158/Top%208%20Articulate%20Storyline%20Brigham%20Communications/story.html
