Articulate Support Offerings

When I first envisioned this post, the focus was going to be a tutorial about how to add an Engage interaction to Presenter as either a slide or a tab (now that you know about all the creative ways you can use Engage). But then I just started to have fun creating the below example — so much so that I think the example itself has become the focus of this entry.

And what better way to describe the point than by putting it to practice?

So here you have it — a mini-course on Articulate Support Offerings, which includes a couple Engage interactions as slides, along with an Engage drop-down tab.

How’d I do this? Easy.

I combined the power of Presenter with the power of Engage. The following screenshots tell the rest of the story:

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Select Articulate Engage Interactions from the Articulate menu:

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Create New or Add Existing Engage interaction to your course:

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Click Interaction Tabs, then Create New or Add Existing to manage tab interactions:

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Manage Engage interactions in PowerPoint via the Properties & Edit in Engage buttons: