Storyline 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.Quick Tips & Tricks
Storyline 360 Quick Tips Tutorials: Reset Incorrect Drop Choices in Storyline 360 (w/ VIDEO) Tutorials: How to Start & Stop a Zoom Region in Storyline 360 Tutorials: Create a 3 Second Press & Hold Interaction Tutorials: Unrestricting Navigation in Storyline 360 Tutorials: How to Create a Smoother Interaction with Multiple Mouseovers in Storyline Tutorials: Working with Slide Layer Properties Tutorials: Require Learners to Click All Buttons in Accordion Interactions Tutorials: How to Toggle Hidden & Disabled States in Storyline 360 Tutorials: How to Combine Hover & Selected States in Storyline 360 Tutorials: Working with Audio and Interactive Markers in Storyline 360 Tutorials: How to Give Visual Feedback with Drag-and-Drop States Tutorials: Show Quiz Attempts with Hints in Drag-and-Drop Interactions Tutorials: Animate Drag Items as They're Dropped on Targets Tutorials: Show Feedback for Each Step in Sequence Drag-and-Drops Tutorials: Unlimited Drag Items from a Single Object in Articulate Storyline 360 Tutorials: Three Ways Learners Can Skip Slide Animations & Other Content in Storyline 360 Tutorials: How to Customize Interactive Markers in Storyline 360 Tutorials: Create Custom Drag & Drop Exit Animations in Storyline 360 Tutorials: How to Maintain Consistent Character Sizes in Storyline 360 Tutorials: Here's a Hidden Animation Effect for Storyline 360 (Free Template) Tutorials: Avoiding Overlapping Audio & Text Layers in Storyline 360 Tutorials: Production Tips for Mobile Only Courses in Storyline 360 Tutorials: How to Create a Progressive Scavenger Hunt with 360° Images in Storyline 360 Tutorials: How to Create Badges for a Gamified Scavenger Hunt Using 360° Images Tutorials: Use the Translation Feature for Quick Text Edits in Storyline 360 Tutorials: How to Customize the Design Theme Colors in Storyline 360 Rise 360 Quick Tips Tutorials: Media Production Tips for Rise 360 Tutorials: Creating Dividers for Rise 360 Tutorials: Creating Graphics in Google Slides for Rise 360 Tutorials: Embedding Content in Rise 360 Tutorials: Create a Meet the Team Interaction with a Quote Carousel Block General E-Learning Tutorials: Cut Long Audio Into Shorter Audio Tracks with Articulate 360 Tutorials: Using Subtle Textures & Patterns for Slide Backgrounds Tutorials: Enabling SVG When Using Cloudberry Explorer to Share Courses Tutorials: Quick and Easy Background Makeovers for E-Learning Courses Reach 360 Reach 360: Import Third-Party Training Content 6 Ways to View & Export Reports in Articulate Reach 360 Using the Activity Reports in Articulate Reach 360 Using the Learning Path Reports in Articulate Reach 360 Using the Active Learner Usage Reports in Articulate Reach 360 Using the Course Reports in Articulate Reach 360 Using the Group Reports in Articulate Reach 360 Using the Learner Reports in Articulate Reach 360 Reach 360: Publishing a Storyline 360 Course to Reach 360 Reach 360: Publishing a Rise 360 Course to Reach 360 Reach 360: Library Visibility Reach 360: Creating and Managing Custom LibrariesStoryline 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 BankEverything You Need to Know About Creating Software Simulations with Storyline
Software simulations are a great way to help learners get the hang of working with software. When you capture your screen and walk learners through a process step-by-step—and then let them practice the process in a risk-free environment—you’re helping them gain new skills that they can put to work right away. And with Storyline, it’s so easy to create a simple screen capture video or a detailed software simulation. Just record your screen and then use that video as is, or use the editing tools in Storyline to create a step-by-step demonstration. The best thing about Storyline is that you can record once, and then you’ll have the flexibility to choose your output without having to re-record anything—it’s a huge time-saver! Check out these articles to learn how to use Storyline to create rich and helpful software sims: Storyline Step-By-Step Slides: View, Try and Test Mode Follow These 5 Steps to Record Your Screen in Storyline 360 2 Reasons to Use Storyline 360 for Software Simulations 5 Tips for Creating Effective Software Simulations with Storyline 360 Follow This Process to Create Software Simulations and Systems Training Like a Pro Use Action Fine-Tuning to Edit Your Storyline Simulations Creating Software Sims in Storyline 360: Setting Your Recording Size & AreaStoryline 360: Adding Media from Content Library 360
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 Storyline 360, and they’re all royalty-free with no attribution required. To add Content Library 360 media to a course, go to the Insert tab on the Storyline ribbon and click Characters, Photos, Illustrations, Icons, or Videos. See the articles below for details on each media type. Storyline 360: Adding Content Library 360 Characters Storyline 360: Adding Content Library 360 Photos Storyline 360: Adding Content Library 360 Illustrations Storyline 360: Adding Content Library 360 Icons Storyline 360: Adding Content Library 360 VideosStoryline 3: Previewing and Publishing a Course
Check out these user guides to learn how to preview your course in desktop and mobile layouts, and how to publish for several distribution platforms, including websites, learning management systems, Word documents, and more. Storyline 3: Previewing a Course Storyline 3: Publishing a Course for Web Distribution Storyline 3: Publishing a Course for LMS Distribution Storyline 3: Publishing a Course to Microsoft Word Storyline 3: Publishing a Course for Mobile Devices
