Storyline: Industrial Workplace Safety Template

Hi David. All I did was customize the player to make it essentially disappear. You can find some great how-to articles on how to do this here: https://community.articulate.com/search?only_type=article&page=1&q=customizing+the+storyline+player&utf8=%E2%9C%93

You can certainly repurpose the graphics and mimic the layout in PowerPoint, but I don't currently have a version of this design in PowerPoint. I'm happy to make it for a future download, though!

Hi Ryan. Just a quick update to let you know that I finally got around to creating a Powerpoint version of this template here: https://community.articulate.com/download/powerpoint-13-industrial-workplace-safety-themed-template

Hi Nidhi. The published output for this project is in the article link above: https://community.articulate.com/articles/from-a-medical-themed-template-to-a-workpace-safety-themed-template-in-5-steps

Hope it saves you some time!

Apologies all. I'm afraid I wasn't subscribed to this thread so I wasn't aware of your questions until just now. Thanks to @Cleober for jumping in to answer questions!

Hi David. The state change to "completed" (the visited states for each menu option) involve a trigger and a True/False variable. In short, the trigger evaluates whether the variable associated with each menu item is true or false. This how-to article from Mike Enders walks through the use of True/False variables in detail (https://community.articulate.com/articles/how-to-use-a-true-false-variable-to-let-the-learner-change-your-storyline-course-design). I also found this discussion thread that has some nice explanations of using variables and triggers to change the state of a button to "completed" (https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/change-state-of-button-based-on-true-false-variable).