Articulate Storyline 3.xx | 425 MBArticulate Storyline It’s all you need to create interactive e-learning.

Build highly interactive online and mobile courses with Articulate Storyline, the only e-learning authoring software that grows with you.

It’s simple enough for beginners, powerful enough for experts.

Intuitive User InterfaceWhat learning curve? We’ve designed Storyline from the ground up to simplify your life.

It’s so intuitive and easy to use that you can get started right away—there’s no training required.

If you’ve used PowerPoint, you’ll feel right at home.

Slide TemplatesBuild your slides from scratch or start from a template.

You can even use templates with interactivity common to e-learning courses already built in.

Easily customize a template to make it completely yours.

Don't see what you want? No problem.

Free slide interactions and course templates are posted to E-Learning Heroes all the time.

Simply download and then access your new templates from within Storyline.

CharactersConnect more fully with learners by using characters in your course.

It’s easy to add up to 47,500 combinations of illustrated and photographic characters, expressions, and poses—there’s no need to hunt for art online.

With just a few clicks, you can insert characters, then change their poses and expressions.

Extend your character library with additional Articulate character packs.

Revolutionary interactivityYou’ve never experienced anything like Storyline.

We’ve made building interactivity so easy, you’ll wonder how you ever lived without it.

Slide LayersDrastically simplify how you create interactivity with slide layers, the innovative new way of building multiple interactions on a single slide.

Slide layers let you quickly and easily overlay objects, and trigger layers to appear when learners take certain actions.

No more duplicating and managing multiple slides.

With slide layers, you create, edit, and manage multiple interactions on one slide—so you can author courses faster than ever.

TriggersBuild interactivity by choosing from a menu of easy-to-understand actions, such as “jump to slide” or “show a layer.

” Then, designate when you want the action to occur, such as when a user clicks on a certain object.

Combine triggers to create increasingly complex interactions.

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