Articulate 360 Teams User Guide
New to Articulate 360 Teams? See Getting Started with Articulate 360 Teams Getting Started Articulate 360 Teams: Starting a Free Trial and Buying a Subscription Articulate 360 Teams: Naming, Renaming, and Switching Teams Managing Users & Content Articulate 360 Teams: Managing Users, Groups, and Admins Articulate 360 Teams: Authenticate Using Single Sign-On Articulate 360 Teams: Understanding Data Ownership and Transfer Scenarios Articulate 360 Teams: Managing Content When Users Leave Your Team Articulate 360 Teams: Where to Find Transferred Content When Someone Leaves Your Team Managing Your Subscription Articulate 360 Teams: Buying More User Seats as Your Team Grows Articulate 360 Teams: Merging Subscriptions Articulate 360 Teams: Replacing a Lapsed Subscription Articulate 360 Teams: Reducing Seats in a Subscription Collaborating with Your Team & Getting Help Articulate 360 Teams: Collaborating on E-Learning Projects Articulate 360 Teams: Getting Help Leveraging Premium Add-ons Reach 360: A Frictionless LMS Rise 360: Use and Manage Articulate AI (Coming Soon)Presenter 360: Adding Content Library 360 Media
Content Library 360 has more than 100,000 combinations of photographic and illustrated characters, expressions, and poses plus 6+ million high-resolution photos, illustrations, icons, and videos. You can access them right from PowerPoint, and they’re all royalty-free with no attribution required. To add Content Library 360 media to a Presenter 360 course, go to the Articulate tab on the PowerPoint ribbon and click Characters, Photos, Illustrations, Icons, or Videos. See the articles below for details on each media type. Presenter 360: Adding and Editing Content Library 360 Characters Presenter 360: Adding Content Library 360 Photos Presenter 360: Adding Content Library 360 Illustrations Presenter 360: Adding Content Library 360 Icons Presenter 360: Adding Content Library 360 VideosStoryline 360: Building Quizzes
Learn how to build quizzes in Storyline 360. Create quizzes from form-based questions and freeform interactions, use question banks to randomize assessments, and track quiz results. Here's how. Working with Quiz Slides Storyline 360: Adding Form-Based Questions Storyline 360: Adding Freeform Questions Storyline 360: Drag-and-Drop Questions Storyline 360: Pick-One Questions Storyline 360: Pick-Many Questions Storyline 360: Text-Entry Questions Storyline 360: Hotspot Questions Storyline 360: Shortcut-Key Questions Storyline 360: Converting an Existing Slide to a Freeform Interaction Working with the Question Editor Storyline 360: Editing Questions in Form View Storyline 360: Editing Questions in Slide View Storyline 360: Shuffling Answer Choices Storyline 360: Choosing Feedback and Branching Options Storyline 360: Using the Feedback Window Storyline 360: Working with Feedback Layers Storyline 360: Assigning a Score to Graded Questions Storyline 360: Choosing the Number of Attempts for Graded Questions Storyline 360: Making Ungraded Questions Required or Optional Storyline 360: Assigning Questions to Result Slides Working with Result Slides Storyline 360: Adding Result Slides Storyline 360: Limiting Quiz Attempts Storyline 360: Submitting Answers All at Once Storyline 360: Confirming That Learners Are Ready to Submit Their Answers Using Question Banks Storyline 360: Understanding Question Banks Storyline 360: Creating and Managing Question Banks Storyline 360: Adding and Editing Slides in a Question Bank Storyline 360: Drawing Slides from a Question Bank Tips Your One-Stop Shop for Storyline 360 Quiz-Building Tips 20+ Tips for Writing Great Quiz Questions and Response Options How to Match Question Types with the Skills You’re Testing How to Write Plausible Incorrect Answer Options for Quiz Questions Do’s and Don’ts of Writing Effective Multiple Choice Questions Examples Want to see what's possible? Check out these quizzing examples.How Stakeholders Review Content in Review 360
Review 360 lets e-learning developers and stakeholders collaborate on projects and speed up content reviews. Gather feedback, follow threaded discussions, resolve comments, and track version history, all in one easy-to-use web app. See the links below to learn more, or download this quick-start guide (PDF). Review 360: Get Started Review 360: Use Comments to Give Feedback Review 360: Subscribe and Change Notification Settings Review 360: Understand Tasks and PermissionsHow Content Owners Manage Review 360 Items
Calling all e-learning developers! Speed up your content reviews withReview 360. Simply publish your content to Review 360 and invite stakeholders to offer feedback in a web app they can access anywhere, anytime. Collaborate with stakeholders in threaded discussions, mark comments resolved, and track version history. Here’s how. Review 360: Publish Content to Review 360 Review 360: Invite Stakeholders to Review Content Review 360: Manage Feedback Review 360: Organize Items on Your Dashboard Review 360: Share Items with Team Folders Review 360: Manage Versions of Your ContentReach 360 User Guide
Part of your Articulate 360 Teams subscription, Reach 360 is a fast, frictionless LMS that makes it easy to distribute training. Reach 360 takes the hassle out of the typical LMS experience thanks to simple processes for publishing and sharing courses, a friendly interface learners can access on any device, intuitive reporting, and budget-friendlyactive learner pricing. Check out the video below, then explore the user guide to discover everything Reach 360 has to offer. Reach 360: Get Started Using Reach 360 Reach 360: Manage Activation and Upgrade Learn Reach 360: Manage Your Profile Reach 360: Access Your Training Reach 360: Take and Complete Training Reach 360: How to Search For Content in Courses Reach 360: Browse the Library Analyze Reach 360: View the Analyze Dashboard Reach 360: View Activity Reports Reach 360: View Active Learner Usage Reports Reach 360: View Learner Reports Reach 360: View Group Reports Reach 360: View Course Reports Reach 360: View Question-Level Reports Reach 360: View Learning Path Reports Manage People Reach 360: Understanding User Permissions and Roles Reach 360: Manage Users Reach 360: Manage Groups Reach 360: Manage Self-Registration Reach 360: Manage Groups and Users with Single Sign-On (SSO) Reach 360: Manage Users and Groups via CSV Reach 360: Assign Managers Reach 360: Manage Reporters Manage Training Reach 360: Manage Your Training Settings Reach 360: Publish Training Reach 360: Import Third-Party Training Reach 360: Three Ways to Collect and Organize Content Reach 360: Six Ways to Enroll Learners in Training Reach 360: How To Link Directly to Training Reach 360: Remove Access to Training Reach 360: Manage Your Learning Paths Reach 360: Create and Publish a Learning Path Reach 360: Create and Manage Custom Libraries Reach 360: Create and Manage Certificates Reach 360: Manage Your Topics Manage Account Settings Reach 360: Manage Your Account Settings Reach 360: Manage API Keys Reach 360: Mask Your Account in a Custom Domain Reach 360: An Introduction to Zapier and Reach 360Storyline 360: Working with 360° Images
Learn how to create immersive learning experiences with 360° images inStoryline 360. Add interactive elements, such as hotspots and markers, to engage learners as they explore. And choose how learners navigate your interaction—freely or in a guided tour. Here's how. User Guides Storyline 360: Adding and Editing 360° Images Storyline 360: Adding Markers to 360° Images Storyline 360: Adding Hotspots to 360° Images Storyline 360: Controlling Navigation in 360° Images Storyline 360: Adding Interactivity to 360° Images Storyline 360: Adding Accessibility to 360° Images Tips and FAQs How to Find and Create 360° Images for Your Storyline 360 Projects 3 Things to Do Before Inserting a 360° Image in Your Course 7 Tips for Creating Immersive Learning Experiences with Interactive 360° Images Storyline 360: Answering 360° Images FAQs Example Want to see a 360° image in action?Check out this 360° tour of U.S. landmarks.Storyline 3: Building Quizzes
Check out these user guides to learn all about creating quizzes from form-based questions and freeform interactions. Learn how to edit, randomize, and track your assessments. Adding Quiz Slides Storyline 3: Adding Form-Based Questions Storyline 3: Adding Freeform Questions Storyline 3: Drag-and-Drop Questions Storyline 3: Pick-One Questions Storyline 3: Pick-Many Questions Storyline 3: Text-Entry Questions Storyline 3: Hotspot Questions Storyline 3: Shortcut-Key Questions Storyline 3: Converting an Existing Slide to a Freeform Interaction Working with the Question Editor Storyline 3: Editing Questions in Form View Storyline 3: Editing Questions in Slide View Storyline 3: Shuffling Answer Choices Storyline 3: Choosing Feedback and Branching Options Storyline 3: Using the Feedback Window Storyline 3: Working with Feedback Layers Storyline 3: Assigning a Score to Graded Questions Storyline 3: Choosing the Number of Attempts for Graded Questions Storyline 3: Making Ungraded Questions Required or Optional Storyline 3: Assigning Questions to Result Slides Working with Result Slides Storyline 3: Adding Result Slides Storyline 3: Limiting Quiz Attempts Storyline 3: Submitting Answers All at Once Storyline 3: Confirming That Learners Are Ready to Submit Their Answers Using Question Banks Storyline 3: Understanding Question Banks Storyline 3: Creating and Managing Question Banks Storyline 3: Adding and Editing Slides in a Question Bank Storyline 3: Drawing Slides from a Question Bank
