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Getting Started with Sliders in Articulate Storyline
In this video, Mike will cover the basics of using Sliders in Articulate Storyline. Once you've mastered the basics, check out this video on how to combine two sliders to create an interactive infographic:
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No one has explained Articulate Storyline sliders in such a simple but effective manner. Keep it up!!!
After less than 10 minutes, I have about a hundred new ideas! You really hit the key points in a short period, thank you.
This was helpful! - Thanks. It took some effort, but got it done. I'd like to integrate the slider into a Math exercise for a Decimal lesson. Where the learner would use the slider to pick the correct decimal place in a number. I would need to set up a trigger but am not sure how I can link the slider to the number and how I would need to display the number. Any suggestions would be helpful.
@EndersDesign
3 жыл бұрын
Hi Norbert. I think it will depend upon how dynamic you wish for the exercise to be. For example, if you're simply presenting the learner with, say, a string of 4 numbers and you wish them to place the decimal in the correct position, then you could create a text box with those 4 numbers, and then create a new state for each decimal place. Then you could trigger the state change based upon slider position. I hope this helps!
Hi, great video, is there a way to move the slider with the keyboard arrows (left, right)?
@mikeenders9540
Жыл бұрын
Ricardo, yes! You'd create a trigger to adjust the variable that's associated with the slider. So if, for example, the variable is called Slider1, you'd create a trigger to Action: Adjust Variable (Add or Subtract) a particular value from Slider 1. When: User presses a key
@ricardo.hurtado
Жыл бұрын
It really works¡ Thank you so much Mike.
Hi Enders, I have a file with 5 slides. The slider is on the first slide. I want slider to move and show next slides. However, when it shows the next slide - the sliders disappears.
@EndersDesign
2 жыл бұрын
Hi Malvika! This is expected behavior because the slider isn't a player-level feature such as the play/pause control, volume, etc. If appropriate, my first suggestion would be to create your first slide with the slider, and then put the content from the next slides on slide layers (on the first slide). Then you could trigger the layers to show when the user moves the slider. An additional option would be to place a slider on each of the next slides and then associate each slider with the same slider variable. So on each of the next sliders, change the variable to Slider 1. This way, when the slide changes, the slider will automatically maintain it's same position.
@malvikamalhotra6001
2 жыл бұрын
@@EndersDesign - Is there a way that I can share my file with you?
@EndersDesign
2 жыл бұрын
@@malvikamalhotra6001 I'd post your file in the Articulate Community with your question and we can help you there! community.articulate.com/forums/articulate-storyline
@malvikamalhotra6001
2 жыл бұрын
@@EndersDesign - thank you. I tried layers and then variables, it now works for me. More practice on slides, and it should become a muscle memory.