Storyline 3: Restricting Which Mobile Device Orientations Learners Can Use
With the all-new responsive player in Storyline 3, we’ve optimized learners’ experience on tablets and smartphones by moving the player out of the way and maximizing screen real estate for your slide content. Even better, you can now control how learners hold their mobile devices as they view your courses. Just set responsive playback restrictions. For example, let’s say you build a course that's meant to be viewed in landscape mode on tablets and smartphones, and you don’t want learners to have a subpar experience by holding their mobile devices in portraitmode. No problem. Just limit playback to landscapemode before you publish. Click the gear icon at the end of the responsive preview toolbar in the upper right corner of the Storyline app. Use the Tablets drop-down menu to choose which orientation(s) learners can use when they view your course on tablets. Use the Phones drop-down menu to choose which orientation(s) learners can use when they view your course on smartphones. Click OK, then publish your course.Quizmaker 360: Restricting Which Mobile Device Orientations Learners Can Use
With the all-new responsive player in Quizmaker 360, we’ve optimized learners’ experience on tablets and smartphones by moving the player out of the way and maximizing screen real estate for your slide content. Even better, you can now control how learners hold their mobile devices as they view your quizzes. Just set responsive playback restrictions. For example, let’s say you build a quiz that’s meant to be viewed in landscape mode on tablets and smartphones and you don’t want learners to have a subpar experience by holding their mobile devices in portrait mode. No problem. Just limit playback to landscape mode before you publish. Click the gear icon at the end of the responsive preview toolbar in the upper right corner of the Quizmaker app. Use the Tablets drop-down menu to choose which orientation(s) learners can use when they view your quiz on tablets. Use the Phones drop-down menu to choose which orientation(s) learners can use when they view your quiz on smartphones. Click OK, then publish your quiz. Tip: Playback Restrictions Don't Apply toArticulate Review Responsive playback restrictions won't work when you publish to Articulate 360.Quizmaker 360 quizzes always rotate with the Articulate Review interface so stakeholders have a consistent experience when leaving feedback.Presenter 360: Restricting Which Mobile Device Orientations Learners Can Use
With the all-new responsive player in Presenter 360, we’ve optimized learners’ experience on tablets and smartphones by moving the player out of the way and maximizing screen real estate for your slide content. Even better, you can now control how learners hold their mobile devices as they view your courses. Just set responsive playback restrictions. For example, let’s say you build a course that’s meant to be viewed in landscape mode on tablets and smartphones and you don’t want learners to have a subpar experience by holding their mobile devices in portrait mode. No problem. Just limit playback to landscape mode before you publish. Go to the Articulate tab on the PowerPoint ribbon and click Preview. When the interactive preview window opens, click the gear icon in the upper right corner. Use the Tablets drop-down menu to choose which orientation(s) learners can use when they view your course on tablets. Use the Phones drop-down menu to choose which orientation(s) learners can use when they view your course on smartphones. Click OK, then close the preview window andpublish your course. Tip: Playback Restrictions Don't Apply toArticulate Review Responsive playback restrictions won't work when you publish to Articulate 360.Presenter 360 courses always rotate with the Articulate Review interface so stakeholders have a consistent experience when leaving feedback.Engage 360: Restricting Which Mobile Device Orientations Learners Can Use
With the all-new responsive player in Engage 360, we’ve optimized learners’ experience on tablets and smartphones by moving the player out of the way and maximizing screen real estate for your e-learning content. Even better, you can now control how learners hold their mobile devices as they view your interactions. Just set responsive playback restrictions. For example, let’s say you build an interaction that’s meant to be viewed in landscape mode on tablets and smartphones and you don’t want learners to have a subpar experience by holding their mobile devices in portrait mode. No problem. Just limit playback to landscape mode before you publish. Click the gear icon at the end of the responsive preview toolbar in the upper right corner of the Engage app. Use the Tablets drop-down menu to choose which orientation(s) learners can use when they view your interactionon tablets. Use the Phones drop-down menu to choose which orientation(s) learners can use when they view your interactionon smartphones. Click OK, then publish your interaction. Tip: Playback Restrictions Don't Apply toArticulate Review Responsive playback restrictions won't work when you publish to Articulate 360.Engage 360 interactions always rotate with the Articulate Review interface so stakeholders have a consistent experience when leaving feedback.Storyline 360: Restricting Which Mobile Device Orientations Learners Can Use
With the responsive mobile player in Storyline 360, we’ve optimized learners’ experience on tablets and smartphones by moving the player out of the way and maximizing screen real estate for your slide content. Even better, you can now control how learners hold their mobile devices as they view your courses. Just set responsive playback restrictions. For example, let’s say you build a course that's meant to be viewed in landscape mode on tablets and smartphones, and you don’t want learners to have a subpar experience by holding their mobile devices in portraitmode. No problem. Just limit playback to landscapemode before you publish. Click the gear icon at the end of the responsive preview toolbar in the upper right corner of the Storyline app. Use the Tablets drop-down menu to choose which orientation(s) learners can use when they view your course on tablets. Use the Phones drop-down menu to choose which orientation(s) learners can use when they view your course on smartphones. Click OK, then publish your course. Tip: Playback Restrictions Don't Apply to Rise 360 and Review 360 Responsive playback restrictions won't work when you publish to Review 360. Storyline blocksalways rotate with the Rise 360 courses where they're embedded, giving learners an intuitive experience on mobile devices. And Storyline courses always rotate with the Review 360 interface so stakeholders have a consistent experience when leaving feedback.
