Storyline: Course Certificate Template
Do you want to reward learners with a certificate when they successfully complete a course? Then download this certificate of completion template to use in your own projects. This template uses the print slide trigger in Storyline 360, which allows learners to print the contents of a specific slide. Explore this project.Storyline 360: Adaptive Scenario Template
Learn to work with Storyline's variables to create custom branching scenarios that adapt to the learner's performance in the e-learning course. You'll work with Storyline's built-in quiz and results slides to generate the scoring variables. Then, using conditional triggers, you'll redirect users based on their point levels during the course. Learn more about this project: View demo: View the final projectRise 360: Spotting and Managing Burnout
Take some time to go through this course to see if you’re at risk of workplace burnout. Interested in creating a self-assessment like the one in this example? Then download and edit the story file to include in your own Rise 360 course. View this project in action.Storyline: Personalize E-Learning with Variables and Toggle Buttons
This Storyline 360 template uses toggle buttons and true-false variables to demonstrate creative ways to personalize your e-learning courses. Learners can choose whether to include narration, background graphics, and photographic or illustrated characters. View the project in actionStoryline: Personalized Decision Matrix
Do you have a lot on your to-do list and don’t know where to start? This interactive Eisenhower Decision Matrix will help you manage your professional and personal tasks more efficiently. When you’re done, you can print your personalized task matrix and use it to boost your productivity. Explore this project. To learn more about how I designed this template, check out this article. And if you’d like to see two other example courses that teach these same concepts, head on over to this article.Storyline: Compare Learner Response with Expert Recommendation Using Variables
One way course designers can move past the simple multiple-choice type question is with text entry fields that let learners type in their responses and compare their answers to an expert’s recommendation. View the projectin action. Share Your Own Examples in E-Learning Challenge #292 We have a weekly challenge on using text variables to let learners compare and contrast their answers with those from an expert. Please share your own examples in E-Learning Challenge #292.Storyline: My Pet Company Branded Prototype
Have you ever wondered how to create a branded prototype in Storyline 360? Then download this project and check outthe accompanying article to learn all the paw-sibilities. Explore this project. This template will work for folks using Storyline 360, the continuously updated version of Storyline included in Articulate 360. Want to try it out? Get a free trial of Articulate 360 right here.
