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Articulate Presenter at the University of Leeds. Word of Mouth Blog. Investing in Tech Opportunities for Everyone through Rails Girls Summer of Code Sep152015 As a leader on the software engineering team here at Articulate, I’m inspired every day by our mission to build awesome software that helps our users change the way the world learns. I love the work I do, but I also know it can be hard to break into the technology sector. That’s why I’m passionate about helping others get their foot in the door. And, I’m lucky to work for a company that shares my passion. We want to get more people involved in the tech sector, so we’re focused on getting people directly engaged in building software.

Rails Girls Summer of Code is a fabulous program that helps women gain hands-on experience by spending a summer building open source code. We love how Rails Girls Summer of Code helps women kick-start their careers in software engineering, and we’re so proud to be supporting this awesome program. Introducing Articulate for Good Sep92015 Who’s Eligible How You Apply Sep22015. 10 Best Articulate Presenter Tricks and Tips. Sharebar I often use Articulate Presenter for rapid course development and every so often, I come across a tip or trick that amazes me. I’ve collected a nice little list of tutorials that can greatly expand your creative options for rapid development and wanted to share them with you. I also included a link to Articulate’s accessibility document at the end, which is important to read.

Anyway, hope you enjoy this! 1. You can add an image to the sidebar by creating a static .swf file. 2. If you create a custom preloader, your video or Flash files download ahead of time so they start up quickly when you get to the appropriate slide. 3. Call me dense but for the longest time I didn’t understand why there was a “Publish to Word” option in Presenter. 4. If you have a game or activity made in Flash, the standard approach is to insert it into the slide as a Flash movie. 5. Install additional Engage interactions. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Okay, this isn’t a tip or trick, but it’s important. Articulate Presenter at the University of Leeds. UoL-specific support If you have decided that you need Articulate Presenter, Quizmaker, Engage and Video Encoder, please complete the Proposal Form (Word document) and send it to the Articulate Coordinator.

You will be then sent a license together with installation instructions. Downloading and installing Articulate Studio 09 Pro This website has been created to cater for your training needs. Moreover, the Articulate@Leeds blog which you can see on the left-hand side of the page, under the navigation menu, is another effective means of sharing knowledge. In addition, SDDU run regular training courses (see below). Available courses Video Tutorials. Articulate Presenter at the University of Leeds. Articulate Presenter at the University of Leeds. By engaging with this presentation and answering the related questions, the session participants have more realistic expectations related to what Articulate Presenter and Quizmaker can do and also regarding what PowerPoint expertise they need.

Furthermore, the trainer also knows much better how to adjust the delivery of the session in order to cater for the participants' differences. We have received significant positive feedback about this presentation. Given that, after watching it, workshop participants were on the same wavelength, a lot more demonstrations and hands-on practice could be delivered on the day. In fact, from an initial introductory course on adding audio to PowerPoint, the new approach gave session participants the opportunity to practice adding and editing audio, synchronising audio and PowerPoint animations, changing the layout of the Articulate published presentation, inserting video and creating Quizmaker quizzes.

Player Template – Articulate Quizmaker ’09 Knowledge Base. Three Sure-Fire Tips to Build Better E-Learning Courses. In last week’s post, I offered some tips for building rapid elearning courses when you’re short on time and resources. In today’s post, I’ll discuss some of the production techniques we used. I especially got a lot of emails about how we used Engage, so I’ll cover that as well as discuss how to do a quick pilot test and rework your objectives list. Here’s a link to the original course, if you haven’t seen it yet. Check it out and then read the rest of the post. Step Away from the Default Solution Software companies build software with specific features. For example, we chose to build all of the technology pieces in Engage because it’s a form-based elearning tool. Our Solution We were able to use PowerPoint’s hyperlinking for the free navigation.

Our solution was to publish Engage outside of the course. After you publish the course, you need to move the engage contents folder over to the same location as the inserted .swf. Pilot Test Your Course BEFORE Final Production Tidbits: Graded Questions – Articulate Quizmaker ’09 Help.