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Using Storyline as a presentation
I'm developing a 4 hour course and that will be presented virtually. I thought that using storyline to create the slides would be helpful and a really cool idea. I was wondering if anyone has done t...
So that sounds like a good idea. It also sounds like I'm creating a lot of slide layers, but not a bad thing. Thank you! I think I'll look into using this!
For me it is about using the right tool for the right job. There is no doubt it would work but is it worth the extra time., and would it look better than a PowerPoint. And my answer for both would be no.
I agree with you, Phil, assuming Amanda's project does not include complex interactions. For the online facilitator-led project I developed, there were interactions the facilitator walked through that couldn't be accomplished in PPT.
And Steve that is a compelling reason to use it. I recently helped someone do a presentation to director level, it looked great. When I asked him how it went, he told me the director said he lived the presentation but wondered about the time spent building it vs time spent doing his job. When J think about it I agree, once finished with thy presentation is redundant.
Agree regarding your use case.
My project was a new hire orientation for a national company with many facilities and several facilitators. It's used multiple times each month. It saved the company a lot of money not having to send the facilitators to various facilities each month.
