Custom Interactions
Clickable graphics, tabs, drag-and-drop, sliders, markers and hotspots — built from triggers, states, layers and variables.
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E-learning · Articulate Storyline
Storyline courses with real interaction, not click-next slides.
Custom Articulate Storyline modules built with triggers, states, layers and variables — scenarios, simulations, drag-and-drop activities and scored quizzes that report correctly to your LMS. Available as a freelancer for remote projects.
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What you get
- ✓Storyboard and interaction design
- ✓Custom Storyline module with the .story source
- ✓Quizzes with question banks and result slides
- ✓Published SCORM 1.2 / 2004, xAPI or cmi5 package
- ✓LMS testing for completion, score and resume
What Storyline is used for
Interactions that make learners think and practise.
Scenarios & Simulations
Branching scenarios where choices lead to consequences, and step-by-step software simulations in watch, try and test modes.
BranchingCharactersScreen recordingTry mode
Assessments & Reporting
Knowledge checks, question banks, randomised quizzes and result slides that send completion and score to the LMS.
Question banksResult slidesSCORMxAPI
Up to date · October 2026
What's new in Articulate Storyline
Courses are built with the current Articulate 360 AI tools, not old workflows. These are the recent changes that matter most for your project.
Articulate 360 AI
Since September 2026 the core subscription is called Articulate 360 AI. It still includes Storyline, Rise, Review and Reach, so existing courses and .story files keep working.
AI Assistant in Storyline
Generate draft text, quiz questions and images inside Storyline, and edit AI-generated images directly in AI Chat without leaving the project.
Sync timelines with audio
AI Assistant can line up slide animations and on-screen objects with the narration, which saves a lot of manual timeline work.
Localizable timelines
Each language version of a Storyline course can have its own timeline timing, so translated narration stays in sync.
Quick layout fixes after translation
Articulate Localization finds text overflow and spacing problems in translated Storyline projects and fixes them across the project in one click.
Accessibility improvements
Likert survey questions now work with keyboard and screen readers, and the timeline has a toggle for which objects screen readers can reach.
How a Storyline module gets built
Storyboard first, then build, review and test.
01
Storyboard
Content, screens and interactions agreed on paper before building, so changes stay cheap.
02
Build & review
The module built in Storyline and shared in Articulate Review, with every comment tracked and resolved.
03
Publish & test
Published for your LMS and tested for completion, scoring, bookmarking and mobile playback.
FAQ
Common questions
What does an Articulate Storyline developer do?
Turns training content into interactive e-learning in Articulate Storyline: designs the screens, builds interactions with triggers, states, layers and variables, creates quizzes, publishes SCORM or xAPI packages and tests them in the LMS.
Is Storyline 360 the same as Articulate Storyline?
Yes. Storyline 360 is the subscription version of Articulate Storyline. Since September 2026 Articulate sells it as part of Articulate 360 AI, together with Rise, Review and Reach, and usually just calls it Storyline.
Are you available as a freelance Storyline developer?
Yes. I take on Storyline projects remotely for organisations in Bangladesh and abroad: new modules, updates to existing courses and conversions of PowerPoint training.
Can you edit or update an existing Storyline course?
Yes. Send the .story source file and I can update content, fix interactions, rebrand screens, add new slides or republish it for a different LMS standard.
Which LMS formats can Storyline courses be published to?
Storyline publishes to SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, xAPI (Tin Can), cmi5 and AICC, as well as web and video output. The course is published to whatever your LMS supports.
Can Storyline courses be made accessible?
Yes. Storyline supports alt text, focus order, keyboard navigation and closed captions, and recent updates improved screen reader support. Accessibility is planned from the storyboard stage when it is a requirement.
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