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BruceDunphy
Community Member
4 years ago

Maximum Content Adaptability/Usability

Good Morning,
I am mulling over the most flexible/adaptable way to develop content using Articulate 360. I want to develop interactive lessons (with Rise, Studio, or Storyline), but I also want to give traditional lectures on topics via PowerPoint. I am hoping that I can develop lesson content in one platform that I can then also use in PowerPoint to give a lecture. Is the only way to do this to build my content in Studio, or can I copy some/all of a lesson built in Rise/Storyline over to Studio/PowerPont? I hope this makes sense. Your advice would be much appreciated.
Best,
Bruce

General E-Learning
  • TomKuhlmann's avatar
    TomKuhlmann
    Staff
    4 years ago

    Here's a webinar I did a while back with some tips on converting PowerPoint in the different tools. That may help think through it a bit.

    https://training.articulate.com/webinars/transform-powerpoint-into-interactive-e-learning

    If you used just Storyline, there's no reason that couldn't also be used to present. I've seen people do this:

    • turn off the player features so it's just a slide (maintain a way to advance)
    • publish for CD
    • in the output folder, run the course via Launch.storyline.exe That creates a separate presentation and not tied to your browser.

    Some people who do what you want, build their presentations and course in Rise. I use Rise a lot for presentation content. I will use the divider continue button to isolate the content

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