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Storyline Accessibility and Mayer’s Principles

Scissortail's Learning Nest

If the content is building on the slide as the audio plays, consider adding a hidden “skip animation” button at the beginning of your focus order that, when selected, allows the user to skip to the end of the timeline to see the finished content. The triggers for a sample slide of that course are shown below.

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How to Create a Custom Review Results Slide in Articulate Storyline

eLearning Brothers

However, there’s one drawback I learned of by getting rid of all the buttons that line the bottom of the Storyline course player (Previous, Next, Submit, volume, and the seekbar): navigation for the Review Quiz function is missing! In the practice file, you will see 10 questions, and all course player elements are turned off.

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Choosing Navigation Controls and Player Features

Swift eLearning Services

 Audio Transcription In this video we will learn about: Choosing Navigation Controls along with HTML5 Gestures, and How to enable or disable Player Features for individual Slides The navigation controls are mainly “Next” and “Previous” buttons which allow the learner to navigate between the slides.

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Articulate Storyline 360: Modern and Legacy Players

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

The publish options you see has everything to do with the project’s playbar (the playbar is the frame around the slide content and contains such features as menu, seekbar, and previous and next buttons). Storyline 360 users have a choice of two players: Modern and Classic.   Switching between players is easy.

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How to hide the Player Next and Previous buttons on Storyline 360

Julian Davis

When returning to graded Question slide that had already been submitted, the Player buttons Next and Previous were still showing. The post How to hide the Player Next and Previous buttons on Storyline 360 first appeared on Digital Learning Solutions. Recently I was presented with a tricky issue.

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Articulate Storyline 360: Modern and Legacy Players

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

The publish options you see has everything to do with the project’s playbar (the playbar is the frame around the slide content and contains such features as menu, seekbar, and previous and next buttons). Storyline 360 users have a choice of two players: Modern and Classic.   Switching between players is easy.

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What are Slide Layers and how to Work With it

Swift eLearning Services

 Audio Transcription In this tutorial, I have explained how you can create engaging interactions using slide layers in detail with an example. In the previous video we have seen, “Choosing Navigation Controls and player features” for individual slides.

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