Storyline Elearning Solutions

We have got a customization request from our client, Runtime auto update input field values. So as to fulfil the need, we used JavaScript. Following is a brief description of the step by step method of Runtime Conditions/Variables for dynamic text entry fields in Articulate storyline 360 . For More Info Visit:  http://www.swiftelearningservices.com/runtime-conditions-or-variables-for-dynamic-text-entry-fields-in-articulate-storyline-360/

In this blog, we are going to discuss regarding the new feature introduced in Articulate storyline 360 – Course completion trigger. If we compare the courses developed in Adobe Flash and manually coded in HTML, then we will send the course completion standing to the LMS as per our requirement. Whereas within the earlier version of Articulate storyline, a course completion trigger will be sent to the LMS on two predefined conditions – Upon visiting the last screen of the course or based on the quiz score. With the introduction of complete course feature in Articulate storyline , we will currently send the course status to the LMS as per the need. For More Info Visit:  http://www.swiftelearningservices.com/articulate-storyline-360-course-completion-trigger-feature/

When we consider developing simulation based training, Adobe captivate is a best tool to pick. Except for some reasons, we've to develop easy simulation based training using Articulate storyline. The project we were working was on software training for sales team explaining how the product works. And in-between the training, few basic steps were added in which user must interact. While functioning on this project, we have a have a requirement to set the character limit for an input field. By default storyline doesn’t has this feature. Hence, we did custom elearning by using JavaScript. FOr More Info Visit:  http://www.swiftelearningservices.com/how-to-set-character-limit-for-a-dynamic-text-entry-field-in-articulate-storyline/

Articulate storyline, a rapid eLearning authoring tool equipped with several in-built interactivities and also very flexible helps to develop eLearning courses effectively. In Storyline 2, there is a predefined volume button will be in the fixed position with default settings. This limitation made us to develop a custom audio controller as a part of requirement from one of our clients. We have created a toggle button where user can mute/unmute the button. You can have a look on the detailed steps in the blog. For More Info Visit:   http://www.swiftelearningservices.com/articulate-storyline-custom-audio-controller-using-toggle-button/

The latest version of Articulate Storyline 360 or Storyline 3 has numerous options to develop the new interactions in an innovative way. However, there are no direct options available to achieve a few things in Articulate Storyline 360. One such, most requested functionality is, custom volume controller, without the default storyline player. Our previous blog on the same functionality in Articulate Storyline 2 has helped many to incorporate a volume controller in custom players. We followed a new approach to achieve this logic to play in the Articulate Storyline 3 or 360. You can watch the video at the end of this blog on custom volume controller and for better understanding.  For More Info Visit:  http://www.swiftelearningservices.com/custom-volume-control-articulate-storyline-3-or-articulate-storyline-360/

In Articulate storyline 360, a new feature is presented that is “Text to Speech”. This feature is useful in 2 ways: • To keep the project expenses low, machine generated audio will be used. Simply got to add the audio text or the closed captions, and machine generated audio is prepared. • In an e-Learning project, the quality method to record the human voice is once the project is totally accepted by the client. within the client review part, if the course should be given to the client with machine audio then the audio should be generated by using another software and so import it within the course. Whereas in Articulate storyline 360 , “Text-to-Speech” takes care of generating machine audio. For More Info Visit:  http://www.swiftelearningservices.com/how-to-convert-text-to-speech-using-articulate-storyline-360/