- #REPLAY AUDIO ON SLIDE ADOBE CAPTIVATE 9 UPDATE#
- #REPLAY AUDIO ON SLIDE ADOBE CAPTIVATE 9 FREE#
Fixed: Text with center or right alignment didn't display correctly. The SVG Tools tab now includes a "replace picture" option on the ribbon. Enhanced: Quickly swap the current SVG for a different one. 
Enhanced: In the 360° image editor, the Media tab is now called Label to better reflect the context of the controls on the ribbon. New: Exclude specific markers and hotspots from progress tracking in 360° images to capture more accurate results. New: Add buttons to marker and hotspot labels in 360° images so learners can trigger specific actions, such as launching a website or downloading a document. Fixed: Some touchscreen gestures could cause playback issues on mobile devices. Fixed: The goodbye.html page wouldn't display in an LMS. Fixed: Screen readers didn't announce alt text for data-entry fields and incorrectly announced expanded and collapsed states for the sidebar. Fixed: When using a screen reader, keyboard shortcuts didn't adjust the volume slider or move focus between glossary terms. Fixed: The accessibility focus indicator didn't change to accommodate slide objects after resizing the browser window, and the focus indicator could disappear when revisiting slides and layers. Renaming variables and then importing slides with those variables into another project resulted in duplicate variables. The Project.SlideTitle variable with bold formatting didn't display correctly. Fixed: We fixed a few issues with variables. Enhanced: We removed Tin Can API references from Storyline 360 in favor of the official name of the LMS standard- xAPI. Enhanced: Easily supply the LRS actor with built-in JavaScript templates. Variable placeholders display their default values on the slide stage so you know how they'll look in your published output. New: Designing slides with variable references just got easier. Fixed: Pasting hyperlinks into Storyline 360 could result in duplicate hyperlinks or cause Storyline 360 to crash. Marker labels could display after opening a layer or appear in front of other objects after learners clicked or hovered over them. Fixed: We fixed some unexpected issues with markers. Fixed: Screen readers incorrectly announced some bullet symbols and bulleted lists. Fixed: Storyline blocks in Rise 360 courses could be off-center. 
Check out our feature roadmap to know what's coming next.
#REPLAY AUDIO ON SLIDE ADOBE CAPTIVATE 9 UPDATE#
Just open the Articulate 360 desktop app on your computer and click the Update button for Storyline 360.
#REPLAY AUDIO ON SLIDE ADOBE CAPTIVATE 9 FREE#
Updates are free for Articulate 360 subscribers. His mission is to improve the quality of eLearning with practical approaches that work.Listed below are the new features and fixes we've added to Storyline 360 since its initial launch. His tool reviews appear each month in Learning Solutions Magazine and he is the recipient of several awards and many letters of recommendation for his work in eLearning, including a Lifetime Achievement Award way back in 1999 and the second ever eLearning GuildMaster Award in 2013. Joe is also a frequent teacher and presenter online and at industry conferences and client sites (during times without a pandemic!), especially on the subject of eLearning design and development tools.
This year he organized and ran the 24-Hour Conference IABL Online Conference. Joe is a Director with the International Association for Blended Learning (IABL), a nonprofit international organization whose goal is to promote the use of the best form of learning for each component of a learning curriculum across all industries and academia. Joe evaluates eLearning results, both for his own work and the work of others for his clients. Of course, Joe and his team also create eLearning from start to finish, performing the proper analyses, design needs, the development of the learning and its implementation. He is widely considered a guru for his expertise in eLearning development and technology, and he consults with clients worldwide, creating eLearning modules and templates, often training personnel in their use and then making himself available to assist if necessary. He holds a degree in Computer Science and writes books and articles about eLearning. Joe has been involved in every aspect of multimedia and learning development. Joe Ganci is President of eLearningJoe, LLC, a custom learning company located outside Washington.
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