Quick Tips & Tricks Episode 52

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In this final Quick Tips of 2019, we look at some of the most popular new features in Storyline 360 including the new trigger panel, media library, audio compression, inserting pictures as a series of states, glossary import, quiz retry and review enhancements, and inserting slide numbers.

• New trigger panel and workflow
• Managing conditions in the new trigger wizard
• Manage course assets with the media library
• Preserve the original quality of audio files by turning off compression
• Inserting pictures as a series of states
• Install a previous version of Storyline 360
• Import glossaries from a CSV file
• Allow learners to review and retry incorrect questions
• Easily add slide numbers to your course
• Ideas for using text entry fields and character limits

Resources

• New Trigger Panel - Easily manage triggers and work faster with the new, more intuitive triggers panel and workflow. Edit everything in the triggers panel with convenient drop-down lists and group triggers by event so they’re easier to find.
• Change order of conditions - In the new trigger wizard without deleting and recreating them. Simply drag them up and down the list.
• Media library - Build courses faster. Manage all the assets for your project in one place with the media library. Easily add, remove, replace, reuse, and export images, characters, audio clips, and videos.
• Audio compression - Preserve the original quality of your MP3 audio files by turning off compression in Storyline 360. Uncompressed MP3 files retain their stereo format in your published output.
• Inserting Pictures as States - Quickly create a series of states for an image by importing multiple pictures all at once.
• Install options - Easily install a previous version of Storyline 360 when there's a design change or new feature that you're not ready to use. Learn more.
• Glossaries - Create glossaries easily. Import terms and definitions from a CSV file. Export them to a CSV file so you can reuse them in other projects. And quickly edit them in your player properties without opening a separate window—just click a term or definition and start typing.
• Retry questions - Help learners improve their knowledge by letting them review and retry only the questions they get wrong, so they don’t have to repeat the questions they get right.
• Slide numbers - Easily add slide numbers to your course so learners can track their progress. Exclude slides that you don’t need to count.

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