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6 TopicsHow to Use Articulate Storyline on a Mac (with Videos!)
Here’s a question we get a lot: “Is there a Mac version of Articulate Storyline?” Lots of folks like to use Apple-built hardware such as iMacs, Macbook Airs, and Macbook Pros to create, design, and imagine. We get it! We love Macs too. While there is no Mac-native version of Storyline, it's super-easy to use Storyline on your favorite Mac hardware using a virtual environment. All you need to do is get virtual environment software that creates a Windows interface on your Mac. There are a ton of options for creating virtual environments, including Parallels, Apple Boot Camp, and VMware. With a virtual environment, you’ll be able to switch back and forth between your usual Mac display and viewing a Windows interface with Windows programs. We've created a few short videos to walk you through the process. In this series, we'll show you how to use Parallels to run Storyline on your Mac in no time. Step 1: Install Parallels Step 2: Install Windows Step 3: Install Storyline Step 4 (optional): Getting Resolution Right for Retina Displays If you’re interested in learning more, here are some helpful resources: General Guidelines for Using Storyline on Macs Tips on Using Storyline with Parallels Follow us on Twitter and come back to E-Learning Heroes regularly for more helpful advice on everything related to e-learning.29Views0likes129CommentsA Complete Guide to Creating Videos for E-Learning
Including video in your e-learning is a great way to make your content effective and relevant. You can show learners exactly what they need to do, grab their attention with a personal host, or provide real-world examples they can understand quickly and easily. Want to know how to get the most out of video? Looking for tips on how to create your own video? We’ve got tons of tutorials, how-tos, and examples that’ll help you master using video in your e-learning projects. Take a look: 6 Types of Video You Can Include in E-Learning 4 Ways to Use Videos in E-Learning 4 Easy Steps for Creating a How-To Video in Storyline 3 Steps to Using Cue Points to Pause a Video and Display Layers Create Interactive Videos with These Storyline 360 Features How to Decide Which Articulate 360 App to Use for Screen Recording A Useful Technique for Recording High-Resolution Screencasts in Storyline 360237Views0likes0CommentsEverything You Need to Know About Measuring and Showing the Value of Training
For folks who aren’t familiar with professional training, instructional design, and e-learning, it can be tough to see how investing in strong training programs can produce results for an organization. That means that it’s up to us on the training team to show how training can help improve productivity, drive innovation, and boost morale. We’ve got the in-depth guides you need to assess the training needs at your organization, measure the impact of your training programs, and show the overall value you’re delivering. All About Training Needs Analysis Use KPIs to Demonstrate the Value of E-Learning How To Calculate the Cost-Benefit of E-Learning Here’s How to Prove the Value of Training to Your Organization 2 Ways to Show the Value of Online Training34Views0likes0CommentsTips on Succeeding as a Freelance E-Learning Developer
To Be or Not to Be a Freelance E-Learning Designer? A Day in the Life of an E-Learning Freelancer 4 Skills Every E-Learning Developer Needs to Have Answers to 4 Frequently Asked Questions from Freelancers Why You Need an E-Learning Portfolio The Top 5 E-Learning Questions to Ask Your Client No-Fail Strategies to Succeed as an E-Learning Freelancer (Part 1/2) No-Fail Strategies to Succeed as an E-Learning Freelancer (Part 2/2) Accounting Tools for Freelancers How To Calculate the Cost-Benefit of E-Learning E-Learning Client Management: Tips For Dealing With Unhappy Clients73Views0likes0CommentsPractical Instructional Design Tips
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