Adding New Slides
Engaging courses are easy to build with Articulate
Storyline. Choose from a wide variety of slide types and even import slides
from other sources.
Adding New Slides
To open the Insert
Slides window, do
any of the following:
·
Press Ctrl+M on your keyboard.
·
Go to the Home tab on the ribbon and click New Slide.
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Go to the Insert tab on the ribbon and click New Slide.
·
In Story View, right-click anywhere in
the workspace and select New
Slide.
·
In Slide View, right-click anywhere in
the Scenes panel and select New Slide.
When the Insert Slides window appears, click a category on the
left, then choose a slide type on the right.
Here's a brief description of each category with
links to detailed tutorials:
·
Templates: Take advantage of templates to save time.
Storyline has a library of ready-made templates for e-learning scenarios. Just
select a template, then customize its content. You can add more templates to
your Storyline library by downloading free templates from the Articulate
community, collecting them from other course developers, or creating your own.
·
Basic
Layouts: Storyline has several common
slide layouts for titles, text, and media. They're based on your design theme and slide
masters. You can customize layouts and add new ones.
·
Quizzing: Choose from a gallery of form-based questions and freeform interactions. You can also
draw existing slides from question
banks. To give learners feedback and track their scores, add a result slide.
·
Screen
Recordings: Record your screen, then
insert the screencast into your course in a variety of formats. Screencasts are
great for software simulations and workflow demonstrations. You can insert them
as videos or as interactive step-by-step slides.
·
Import: Leverage existing content by importing slides from Microsoft PowerPoint presentations, Articulate Quizmaker quizzes, Articulate Engage interactions, and other Storyline projects.
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