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amarkulshreshth
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1 month ago

Multi-Language Course in Articulate Storyline Using Variables Without Duplicating the Slides

For this challenge, I created an Articulate Storyline demo that uses a Boolean variable to let learners choose between English and French. By combining variables, states, and triggers, the course dynamically updates content without duplicating slides.

A simple yet practical example of how variables can create more personalized and scalable eLearning experiences.

I'd love to hear how you're using variables in your projects!

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3 Replies

  • This is another great use for true/false variables. And thanks for including a link to your YouTube video overview. I didnt know you had a channel, amarkulshreshth​ but now I do. Subscribed!

    • amarkulshreshth's avatar
      amarkulshreshth
      Community Member

      Thank you! 😊 Glad you found it useful. And thanks for subscribing to the channel—it really means a lot! More Articulate Storyline and eLearning tutorials coming soon.

  • Elimbert's avatar
    Elimbert
    Community Member

    Great idea —instead of duplicating slides! Just a quick note: One sentence is missing in french "You've been working for 20 minutes".

    Congrats and thanks for sharing.

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