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We all love Articulate Storyline, but one of the few features missing is the ability to create “emphasis” animations. Storyline provides tons of options for Entrance and Exit animations. But what if you need to draw the learner’s attention to an object in between entrance and exit?
One of the biggest drawbacks to most JavaScript solutions in Storyline was that they wouldn’t work with the Flash version of the course. But now, one of the cool things about Articulate Storyline 3 and 360 is the option to publish only for HTML5. This opens the door to all kinds of great options.
Don’t have an LMS? Need more detailed reports than an LMS/xAPI could provide? Want to track your course data in both an LMS and an external reporting service? Check out this brief overview of how to use Adobe Captivate’s built-in JavaScript interface to gather data and send it to a data collection service.
Last Thursday, we hosted an Adobe Captivate webinar with our supreme chancellor of coding, James Kingsley. If you're looking for ways to increase your skills with JavaScript as you work on your eLearning courses, check out the handy recap here!
When working with course variables and objects, you sometimes need a way to trigger actions from the outside. Brother James Kingsley shows you one way to do this in Adobe Captivate with Javascript.
JavaScript increases the possibilities of what an authoring tool can accomplish. In Part 1 of this series, we'll explore some examples of how JavaScript can take your eLearning to the next level.
eLearning expert James Kingsley has joined our ranks. Here are his thoughts about the eLearning industry.
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