How to Edit the Storyline Interface
This tip comes from RonPrice at our certified training partner, Yukon Learning. Have you ever needed more screen real estate for your slide and the timeline or trigger panel is in the way? Or your timeline seems to have gone missing? In this short tutorial, we'll show you how to undock and redock the windows of the Storyline user interface. Resources: Yukon Learning YouTube Channel Sign Up for Facilitated Certified TrainingPause, Confirm, Continue: A Confirmation Prompt Demo
For my demo, I explored how confirmation prompts can do more than just validate an action. Throughout the course, learners encounter simple prompts that encourage them to pause and confirm before moving forward—whether it's understanding the course navigation, acknowledging key concepts, or preparing for a quiz. I often use these types of prompts in my eLearning projects, especially for navigation. They help learners feel more in control of their experience while ensuring they don't miss important information. Sometimes, a simple "Are you sure?" can improve engagement and create a smoother learning journey. Demo: https://sarkgcreation.com/ELC555C/Comic style - Parents of Deaf Children, PODC.
For this challenge, I created a simple Storyline-based photo comic to encourage potential volunteers to consider joining Parents of Deaf Children, PODC. The aim was not to create a highly complex or over-designed interaction. I wanted the experience to feel clear, human and easy to follow. The story shows how a small volunteer action, such as offering a warm welcome, listening with kindness and signposting a parent to support, can make a real difference to a family who feels overwhelmed. I used a frame-by-frame comic layout with realistic photo-style visuals, speech bubbles, simple navigation buttons and PODC-inspired colours. The learner moves through the story at their own pace, following Maya’s journey from feeling unsure and alone to feeling welcomed, supported and more hopeful. The design includes a short introduction to PODC, a clear volunteer invitation, and a final call to action: you do not need to have all the answers to help. You need kindness, respect and the willingness to support families. Demo link: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/1f40529f-4537-40bb-b296-7ee776107e0d/review
