Hi DEnnis, articulate is limited to one swf on a slide
The easy way is you can insert one as a flash movie and the other as a web object
Your other option uses the fact articulate publishes the background ond foreground of the slides seperately. This is to set the slide on a separate slide master (separate to all other slides) in PowerPoint position the swf where you want it on a 720 by 540 stage including all the slide elements on your slide master in flash publish the flash file (to aid positing you could also export to png and insert onto your slide master)
insert your second swf in articulate after publishing open the published folder navigate to data/swf and find the slides named bg1 etc
Find your slide master for the slide you want two swfs on and replace this swf with your just published swf, you will then get waht looks like to swfs on one slide
What about using Quizmaker? It's easy to do and works.
Use a single blank slide with a transparent template. Here's an example of how it works. Using a solid background lets you make ti as seamless as possible, but you can use any background you like.
Hello Dennis! I was just searching for something similar when I found this Screenr: https://player.vimeo.com/video/204927607 It's not exactly what you asked for, but it worked well for me so I thought I'd pass it along.
What about using Quizmaker? It's easy to do and works.
Use a single blank slide with a transparent template. Here's an example of how it works. Using a solid background lets you make ti as seamless as possible, but you can use any background you like.
Tom, I'm still not figuring out how you did this in quiz maker! In your mock up, there's no quiz question/answer, which is what I need along with video A and video B. Can you possibly expand? Thank you.
@Jason - Here's an example from Ron Price on setting up two videos:
Update: I see you wanted a quiz question along with video. Here's a quick example on how you can do that in Quizmaker.
The thing is to include a space (blank space) for each question choice. This tells Quizmaker to include the radio button or checkbox for each active choice.
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Hi DEnnis, articulate is limited to one swf on a slide
The easy way is you can insert one as a flash movie and the other as a web object
Your other option uses the fact articulate publishes the background ond foreground of the slides seperately. This is to set the slide on a separate slide master (separate to all other slides) in PowerPoint position the swf where you want it on a 720 by 540 stage including all the slide elements on your slide master in flash publish the flash file (to aid positing you could also export to png and insert onto your slide master)
insert your second swf in articulate after publishing open the published folder navigate to data/swf and find the slides named bg1 etc
Find your slide master for the slide you want two swfs on and replace this swf with your just published swf, you will then get waht looks like to swfs on one slide
Phil
What about using Quizmaker? It's easy to do and works.
Use a single blank slide with a transparent template. Here's an example of how it works. Using a solid background lets you make ti as seamless as possible, but you can use any background you like.
Also, disable the results screen, which I forgot to do for the quick mock up.
Hello Dennis! I was just searching for something similar when I found this Screenr: https://player.vimeo.com/video/204927607 It's not exactly what you asked for, but it worked well for me so I thought I'd pass it along.
@Jason - Here's an example from Ron Price on setting up two videos:
Update: I see you wanted a quiz question along with video. Here's a quick example on how you can do that in Quizmaker.
The thing is to include a space (blank space) for each question choice. This tells Quizmaker to include the radio button or checkbox for each active choice.
//www.screenr.com/22us
@David, you guys have saved the day (and e-learning module) once again! Thanks for your help! This is just what I needed.
Hi Jason - thanks for letting us know those ideas helped!
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