Creating Branching Video in Articulate Storyline 360

Remember those "choose your own adventure" books? You can do that same thing with video in Articulate Storyline 360. That's right, present the learner with a scenario and then give the learner a choice on how they can reach it. Depending on their choice, it will show them different responses in the video. The branching allows the student to see different reactions and different results.
In this video, I show you how to create a branching video. We talk about compressing your video and how to edit it so you can insert it into different pages. We then insert it into pages, show a layer when it is time to decide, and then jump to other pages depending on their choice. I walk you through everything you need to know to create branching videos.
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Chapters
0:00 Introduction
0:17 Learning Dojo Website
0:53 Overview of Video
1:35 The Type’s of Video You’ll Need
3:10 Why One Would Split Up the Videos
3:31 Condensing Videos with Handbrake
4:08 Beginning to Branch
4:42 Adjusting Storyline Settings
4:55 Creating the Different Choices
5:25 Controlling the Navigation of Learners
6:21 Creating a Popup
8:27 Making Room for Choices on the Popup
9:01 Adding Choices to the Popup
9:37 Naming Objects on Timeline
10:08 Creating Triggers
10:27 Previewing the Layer
10:52 Adjusting the Triggers to Branch
12:16 Adding the Videos
13:09 Copying Layers
13:33 Previewing the Scenario
14:22 Hiding Choices from the Menu
15:33 Previewing the Whole Project
15:39 Wrapping up the Video
16:13 Support

[@dnhacademic4535]

Jeff, interactive videos are my favorite too!

[@LearningDojo]

Awesome!

[@shaikhmaheen]

Very informative and well thought out explanation

[@LearningDojo]

Glad it was helpful!

[@cybersculptor]

Thank you! This is great! (But please don’t banish the apostrophe 😆)

[@LearningDojo]

Haha, I’ll do my best.

[@stevanobivan]

Hello Jeff, nice videos, great explanation! I would like to ask how to limit user to not be able to go to next slide before video is seen? BUT, another condition is that video must be seen without option to skip fast forward on seek bar. If i hide seek bar i must remove controls, but if controls are on(visible), seek bar can be skipped to the end. Is there a possibility to have the seek bar visible and not be able to push it immediately to the end?

[@LearningDojo]

I did a video on this years ago, does this help? kzbin.info/www/bejne/raPOmWV_i8ami80

[@dundermoose]

Is that the xAPI Gnome on your shelf?!?!

[@LearningDojo]

It sure is!