3 Ways to Use Hotspots in Storyline
This week's tip comes from John_Moore_YL at our certified training partner, Yukon Learning. A hotspot is an invisible button in Storyline 360. Hotspots can power a variety of interactive experiences. In this video, John will share three example use cases for hotspots. You'll learn how to: Add a hotspot to a slide Use hotspots to change object states Use hotspots to show layers Use hotspots to move between slides Resources: Yukon Learning YouTube Channel Need Articulate 360 Training? Sign up.Counting Slides Using Built-In Variables
This week's tip comes from RonPrice at our certified training partner, Yukon Learning. Sometimes you want to show your learners what percentage of a course they've completed, or how many slides they've viewed so far. Did you know there's a built-in variable for that? In this video, we'll show you how to use the Slide Number variable on the slide master to display how much of a course a learner has completed. Resources: Yukon Learning YouTube Channel Need Articulate 360 Training? Sign up.Demystifying Text Styles
This week's tip comes from John_Moore_YL at our certified training partner, Yukon Learning. Text styles in Storyline control the visual appearance of text elements, such as paragraphs and headings. They also play an important role in accessibility by making courses easier to navigate with a screen reader. There are six default text styles in Storyline: Normal, Heading Levels 1-4, and Hyperlink. In this video, John will show you how text styles help you create more consistent, accessible, and efficient course designs. You'll learn: What text styles are How they are applied in Storyline How they make formatting and updating your courses easier Resources: Yukon Learning YouTube Channel Need Articulate 360 Training? Sign up.Working with Built-In States
This week's tip comes from RonPrice at Articulate's certified training partner, Yukon Learning. Built-in states are typically the very first type of interactivity someone sees in Storyline. Hovering over or clicking on an object and seeing that object respond is a simple and popular effect in digital learning. It is also one of the Storyline features that gets over-programmed by new Storyline users. The beauty of built-in states is their simplicity. In this video we'll show you the basics of working with states! Resources: Yukon Learning YouTube Channel Need Articulate 360 Training? Sign up.
