Build a Storyline 360
Course from Scratch
in 4 Easy Steps

Designing a Template

Some Storyline 360 developers begin with an existing template that was approved with all the right color schemes and backgrounds already in place and ready to use. But, what if you don’t have a template to work with and need to start from scratch? In this first session, we’ll work together to design and develop a custom template in Storyline 360. We’ll determine slide size, create slide masters and layouts, design a color theme, and set project defaults. By the end of the session, you’ll have a beautiful template ready to use for future courses.

Creating Dynamic Slides

Now that you have a template or framework for your course, you’re ready to add your content to the slides! In this session, you’ll learn how to take that content and make it more engaging and dynamic for learners using animation and motion. You’ll discover how to use some of the lesser-known features and settings to create custom animations that aren’t readily available in Storyline 360. You’ll leave knowing a wide range of techniques that can avoid distraction and enhance your work.

Making It Interactive

You’ve learned how to design a template in Storyline 360 plus enhance your slides by adding animation, audio, and motion. Let’s now take our course from a passive experience to an active one by adding interactivity. In this session, John Moore walks you through the process of building interactive elements from scratch using states, then triggering new layers of content.

Preparing for Delivery

Now that your course is fully developed, it’s time to make sure that it’s ready for a successful launch! In this session, Elizabeth Pawlicki will wrap up the development process with an overview of the pre-implementation phase, where you’ll learn more about testing e-learning courses to ensure quality, functionality, and accessibility (if required). We’ll also explore the importance of creating a best practices checklist to prevent mistakes and help guide your development team’s efforts from start to finish.

Ask Me Anything about Articulate 360 Design and Development

In this “Ask Me Anything” session, Yukon Learning is joined by Articulate’s Chief Learning Architect, Tom Kuhlmann, providing an opportunity for you to ask anything about Articulate 360 design and development without judgment. You bring the questions, and we’ll create the space in which to get them answered.