
Articulate Training
Master Articulate Storyline and Rise from the ground up and build professional e-learning courses that engage learners and meet real workplace standards. This course covers everything from slide design and interactivity to publishing, tracking, and advanced branching logic. Whether you're new to e-learning authoring or ready to sharpen your skills, you'll finish with a complete, production-ready toolkit.
What you will learn:
You'll learn how to build structured, interactive courses in both Articulate Storyline and Rise, covering slide design, animation, triggers, variables, and quiz configuration. You'll apply instructional design principles to write clear objectives and align assessments to learning outcomes. The course also covers visual design, voiceover production, storyboarding, and stakeholder communication. You'll publish courses in SCORM and xAPI formats, upload them to an LMS, and interpret tracking data. Advanced topics include JavaScript integration, accessibility auditing, branching scenarios, and AI-assisted authoring tools.
How you study in practice Articulate Training
How you practice Articulate Training
For companies that want to train their team
With Dedika for Business, the course includes exercises and examples tailored to your own business and the way your company needs.
Course content
8 Chapters • 37 LessonsDuration between 4 and 360 hours (you decide)
Chapter 1HideHide detailsSee detailsIntroduction to Articulate and E-Learning
Introduction to Articulate and E-Learning
Lesson 1 • Navigating the Articulate Interface
Orients learners to menus, panels, and toolbars in Storyline and Rise. Reduces friction so learners can focus on content creation from day one.
Lesson 2 • Overview of the Articulate Suite
Introduces Storyline, Rise, and Reach 360 and their distinct use cases. Establishes the framework for choosing tools throughout the course.
Lesson 3 • E-Learning Design Fundamentals
Covers core instructional design principles that drive effective e-learning. Connects adult learning theory to practical Articulate project decisions.
Lesson 4 • Setting Up Your First Project
Guides learners through creating a new project with correct settings. Establishes good habits for slide size, player options, and file organization.
Chapter 2HideHide detailsSee detailsBuilding Slides in Articulate Storyline
Building Slides in Articulate Storyline
Lesson 1 • Slide Masters and Theme Management
Introduces slide masters and theme colors for consistent branding. Learners will apply global design changes efficiently across entire projects.
Lesson 2 • Shapes, Icons, and Visual Design
Explores shape tools, icon sets, and design alignment features. Builds skills for creating polished, professional slide visuals.
Lesson 3 • Text, Images, and Media
Covers inserting and formatting text boxes, images, icons, and video. Ensures learners can populate slides with accessible, on-brand media.
Lesson 4 • Notes, Captions, and Accessibility
Addresses slide notes, closed captions, and reading order settings. Ensures content meets accessibility standards before adding interactivity.
Lesson 5 • Working with Slides and Layouts
Teaches slide insertion, duplication, and layout application. Provides the structural foundation for all subsequent Storyline content.
Chapter 3HideHide detailsSee detailsAnimation and Timeline Control
Animation and Timeline Control
Lesson 1 • Understanding the Storyline Timeline
Explains how the timeline controls object visibility and audio sync. Establishes timing concepts used in every subsequent animation task.
Lesson 2 • Slide and Layer Transitions
Teaches slide transition types and layer-level timing controls. Learners will create cohesive flow between slides and interactive layers.
Lesson 3 • Entrance and Exit Animations
Covers applying, customizing, and sequencing entrance and exit effects. Learners will use animation to guide attention without distracting learners.
Lesson 4 • Motion Paths and Emphasis Effects
Introduces motion path animations and emphasis effects for dynamic content. Extends learners' animation toolkit for complex visual storytelling.
Chapter 4HideHide detailsSee detailsInteractivity with Triggers and States
Interactivity with Triggers and States
Lesson 1 • Object States and Visited Tracking
Covers built-in and custom object states for visual feedback. Learners will use states to confirm interactions and track visited content.
Lesson 2 • Introduction to Triggers
Explains trigger anatomy: event, action, and condition. Provides the conceptual model learners need before building any interactive element.
Lesson 3 • Variables and Conditional Triggers
Introduces numeric, text, and true/false variables for conditional logic. Learners will personalize content flow based on learner input or progress.
Lesson 4 • Layers for Click-to-Reveal Interactions
Teaches creating and managing slide layers for hidden content reveals. Connects layer logic to real-world tab, accordion, and hotspot interactions.
Lesson 5 • Buttons, Menus, and Navigation Control
Builds custom navigation using button sets, next/back controls, and menus. Learners will restrict or enable navigation based on interaction completion.
Chapter 5HideHide detailsSee detailsQuizzes and Knowledge Checks
Quizzes and Knowledge Checks
Lesson 1 • Building Questions in Storyline
Covers the question editor, answer shuffling, and feedback layers. Learners will build complete question slides with correct and incorrect feedback.
Lesson 2 • Question Types and When to Use Them
Surveys graded and survey question types and their instructional purposes. Guides learners in selecting the right format for each assessment goal.
Lesson 3 • Quiz Results Slides and Scoring
Teaches results slide configuration, pass/fail thresholds, and retry logic. Ensures learners can set up accurate scoring tied to learning objectives.
Lesson 4 • Freeform and Custom Question Slides
Covers converting any slide into a graded freeform question. Expands assessment design beyond standard question templates.
Lesson 5 • Question Banks and Random Draws
Introduces question banks for randomized quiz delivery. Learners will build reusable banks and configure draw settings for varied assessments.
Chapter 6HideHide detailsSee detailsBuilding Courses in Articulate Rise
Building Courses in Articulate Rise
Lesson 1 • Interactive and Scenario Blocks
Introduces Rise's interactive block types including flashcards, timelines, and scenarios. Learners will add interactivity without leaving the Rise editor.
Lesson 2 • Rise Course Structure and Navigation
Explains Rise's lesson, section, and block hierarchy. Learners will plan and build a logical course outline before adding content blocks.
Lesson 3 • Rise Quizzes and Knowledge Checks
Covers Rise's built-in quiz and knowledge check blocks with scoring options. Connects assessment design to the broader course completion rules.
Lesson 4 • Content Blocks and Multimedia
Covers text, image, video, and multimedia block types in Rise. Learners will combine block types to create engaging, scannable lessons.
Lesson 5 • Rise Themes and Branding
Teaches customizing Rise themes, fonts, colors, and cover images. Learners will apply consistent branding across all lessons in a Rise course.
Chapter 7HideHide detailsSee detailsPublishing, Distributing, and Tracking
Publishing, Distributing, and Tracking
Lesson 1 • LMS Upload and Configuration
Covers uploading published packages to an LMS and configuring course settings. Ensures learners can launch and track courses without technical errors.
Lesson 2 • Tracking Data and Reporting
Teaches interpreting completion, score, and interaction data from LMS reports. Learners will use data to identify content gaps and learner struggles.
Lesson 3 • Reach 360 Distribution
Introduces Reach 360 for hosting, sharing, and tracking Articulate content. Learners will publish directly from Storyline or Rise to Reach 360.
Lesson 4 • Publishing Formats and Standards
Explains SCORM, xAPI, AICC, and web output formats and their trade-offs. Learners will select the correct standard for their delivery environment.
Chapter 8HideHide detailsSee detailsAdvanced Storyline Techniques
Advanced Storyline Techniques
Lesson 1 • Advanced Variable and Condition Logic
Builds complex multi-condition triggers and variable-driven personalization. Extends the variable skills from Chapter 4 into production-level logic.
Lesson 2 • JavaScript Integration in Storyline
Introduces executing JavaScript via triggers for extended functionality. Learners will use scripts to manipulate variables and communicate with external systems.
Lesson 3 • Accessibility Auditing and Remediation
Covers using Storyline's accessibility checker and manual remediation steps. Learners will produce courses that meet recognized accessibility guidelines.
Lesson 4 • Performance Optimization and QA
Addresses file size reduction, media compression, and systematic QA testing. Learners will deliver optimized courses that load quickly and function reliably.
Lesson 5 • Branching Scenarios and Nonlinear Navigation
Designs decision-tree branching with consequence-driven paths. Learners will map and build multi-path scenarios that reflect real workplace decisions.
Your valid completion certificate
This course is for you:
HR professionals: looking to build in-house compliance and onboarding training.
Corporate trainers: ready to move from classroom delivery to digital course authoring.
Subject matter experts: wanting to develop their own training without a design team.
Career changers: entering instructional design from teaching, marketing, or operations.
Freelance designers: expanding their service offerings to include e-learning development.
Learning coordinators: tasked with producing trackable courses for an existing LMS.
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