Templates and Sample Projects
Hi all.
I have asked something similar to this, but for a more specific template.
I have looked at some of the available templates and some downloaded sample projects and there seems to be some hidden content that appear when the project is previewed, but not when looking at the slides themselves. For example, a slide with a series of buttons that when previewed shows text boxes when clicked, but they are not visible when looking at the slides. Hopefully that explains it.
Perhaps I am missing something, or I haven’t checked something, but I have looked through some settings and tried to find a fix, but I have not been able to.
Can any one provide any assistance in pointing me in the right direction?
Thanks
I don’t only learn from videos. Do I? Yes. Have I read your blogs previously? Yes.
Thanks for sharing these. I will review and post any additional questions when I get a chance to really get into it.
So it was not urgent…
I consider this part of my learning. I am learning all the time, so I ask questions as I am into something, then I revisit when I get some answers and suggestions, and I continue to work.
I don’t believe my timing has anything to do with what I am learning.
Audio (narration) is very important in any eLearning course. It can be tricky in those Quick Start Projects because none of them has any audio. Here is a third link (have more blogs about those projects…):
http://blog.lilybiri.com/tips-adding-audio-to-qsp-slides-ready-to-go-slides
Your next step will probably be to edit the included interactions in the Quick Start Projects. Another step-by-step explanation:
http://blog.lilybiri.com/editing-ready-to-go-slides-quick-start-projects-part-2-interactions
I know you prefer videos, but can only offer you blogs which I created specifically for what you are asking. You know that I need to add one comment for each link. Here is the first explaining a step-by-step workflow to find any static object (like an image) in a Quick Start Project (those are not templates, some have a good theme, others don’t):
http://blog.lilybiri.com/editing-ready-to-go-slides-quick-start-projects-part-1-text-and-images
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