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Training

Articulate 360 Teams

Articulate 360 Teams is a suite of e-learning development tools that enables users to create interactive online training courses and learning experiences. It includes Storyline 360, which allows course designers to build customized learning content without programming knowledge.

Users can create interactive scenarios, quizzes, simulations, and multimedia training materials using features such as layers, triggers, states, hotspots, and 360° images.

Key Uses

  • Create online courses and training materials
  • Build interactive learning experiences and simulations
  • Develop quizzes, assessments, and knowledge checks
  • Incorporate multimedia, animations, and 360° content into training
  • Collaborate with team members on e-learning projects

Included Applications

  • Storyline 360
  • Rise 360
  • Review 360
  • Content Library 360
  • Additional Articulate 360 authoring and collaboration tools

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