5 Free Resources that Helped me in Learning Articulate Storyline

Articulate Storyline is one of the widely used tools for developing e-learning and producing SCORM files (supported by major LMS). I was introduced to Storyline by a client who asked me to integrate Vyond videos into Storyline and add quizzes to make a sales-training course for new sales executives.?

I like Articulate Storyline for its user interface, simplicity, and regular addition of new features. It's not necessary to learn this tool to become an Instructional Designer. However, it is quite a preferred tool by companies looking to hire IDs. If you read this far, I am assuming you are interested in learning Articulate Storyline. Here are my five go-to resources for learning Articulate Storyline :

Storyline 360 User Guide

This user guide was my very first resource to learn Articulate Storyline. I found this user guide structured and written in a simple language. You can also find other resources such as tutorials, webinars, and on-demand training at?this link. What I love about Articulate 360 is the active community with members from across the globe.?

The Rapid E-learning Blog?

Tom Kuhlmann writes this blog to share practical tips and tricks related to e-learning. Tom is the Chief Learning Architect at Articulate. I find his blog informative and loaded with practical and implementable techniques. For me, this blog is a reflection by Tom on various topics related to e-learning.?

David Anderson's Youtube Channel

If you have heard about?E-learning challenges, you must have heard about David. He is the Director of Customer Training at Articulate and posts an e-learning challenge at the start of every week. I stumbled on his channel while reading about a newly released feature of Articulate. He generally makes videos showcasing new features of Articulate 360. You can also find Articulate basic tutorials on his channel, but they may not be entirely relevant as Articulate has added many new features after that.

Ashley Chiasson's Youtube Channel

Ashley's channel is full of quick 2-minute videos on tips and tricks related to Storyline 360.

Mark Spermon's Youtube Channel

I stumbled on Mark's channel while finding a solution for a problem related to development in Articulate Storyline.?

Other Resources :

• Workshops & Tutorials by Devlin Peck
• I especially look forward to the e-learning challenges submissions done by?Jonathan Hill,?Tracy Carroll, and?Jodi Sansone. I am always awestruck by the humour Jonathan introduces in his learning experiences, new design approaches by Tracy, and simple and clean learning experiences made by Jodi.

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What is your go-to resource for learning Articulate Storyline? And if you are not learning Articulate Storyline, what other tools do you suggest to a newbie in Instructional Design?