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Say you downloaded some templates from our Free & Premium Storyline template library to create an eLearning course for yourself or your clients. However, you want to tweak a few changes here and there in the templates.

We’ve put together a guide of the list of changes and steps to help you edit the template so that you don’t have to splurge your valuable time to go through various articles or tutorials to do that.

We’ll be covering the following topics in this article –

  1. Import the Slide
  2. Change the picture
  3. Change the text
  4. Slide Master

1) Import the slide –

Let’s say you already have a template or suppose you choose and download one of our templates, as shown in the screenshot below and you want to import our slide into an existing storyline source file.

The steps you need to follow are:

a) Open your existing storyline source file in which you want to import the template

b) Then go to file> import> storyline and select the file

c) Once you choose the file, you will see several slide options. Select the slide that you want to import and hit import. 

2) Change the picture –

If you want to change the existing picture on the slide with the picture of your choice, all you have to do is:

change image

a) Right-click the picture on the slide> replace picture> select the picture of your choice from the file

The picture will be replaced on the slide.

3) Change the text –

You can easily replace the text by following the given steps:

a) Select the text box on the slide and replace the text with your content.

4) Make Universal Change to every Slide with Slide Master –

Now you can make changes in one slide and maintain consistency in all the slides with the use of Slide Master. It lets you make changes across the slides by only adjusting them. 

Let’s say you want to add a picture, shape, or text in Slide Master-

a) Open your file> select view> choose slide master> insert picture/shape/text 

b) Once you insert the required shape, text, or image close the master view. To do so, go to slide master> close master view.

This step prevents you from replacing or adding the shape, image, or text in each slide manually.  Just add what you want in the first slide using Slide Master and you will have the same layout or design on each slide.

And you are done! Select your favorite templates, edit them to suit your branding needs, and present them to your audience in style.

We bring you a fantastic selection of articulate storyline templates on several topics such as health, business, marketing, engineering, mechanical, sales force, and more. Browse through this beautiful collection and choose the one that suits your requirements.

Good luck!

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          Quand j’ai commencé à marcher chaque soir dans les rues de Paris, j’ai découvert un monde à part, où le béton se mêle aux arbres et où chaque coin de rue cache une petite surprise. En moins de deux semaines, ma fréquence cardiaque moyenne a chuté de 8 % et j’ai perdu 1,2 kg, sans même toucher à la balance.

          Pourquoi choisir la marche plutôt que le métro ?

          Le métro, c’est pratique, mais il est aussi un véritable couloir de chaleur et de bruit. En marchant, on expose son corps à l’air frais, on stimule la circulation sanguine et on active les muscles qui restent souvent inactifs lorsqu’on reste assis. Un simple trajet de 20 minutes à un rythme de 5 km/h augmente le dépense calorique d’environ 120 kcal, comparé à un trajet en transport en commun.

          Les avantages physiques : plus qu’un simple pas à pas

          La marche urbaine améliore la santé cardiovasculaire, réduit le risque de diabète de type 2 et renforce les os. En marchant, on active les muscles du tronc, ce qui aide à stabiliser la colonne vertébrale et à prévenir les douleurs lombaires. Un étude publiée en 2023 dans le Journal of Urban Health a montré que les habitants qui marchent au moins 30 minutes par jour ont un taux de cholestérol LDL 12 % plus bas que ceux qui restent sédentaires.

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          Le rythme lent de la marche permet de se concentrer sur la respiration et de laisser de côté les pensées négatives. Une session de 15 minutes dans un parc urbain réduit le cortisol de 18 %. En plus, le contact visuel avec les espaces verts stimule la production d’endorphines, ce qui procure une sensation de bien-être durable.

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          Un pas vers une vie plus durable

          En remplaçant un trajet en voiture par une marche, on réduit l’émission de CO₂ d’environ 0,2 kg par trajet. Si vous faites cette substitution une fois par semaine, vous évitez l’équivalent de 10 kilogrammes de CO₂ sur l’année. C’est un geste simple qui a un impact réel sur l’environnement.

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          La marche urbaine n’est pas adaptée aux personnes souffrant d’arthrite sévère ou de problèmes cardiaques non contrôlés. Il est conseillé de consulter un professionnel de santé avant de commencer un programme d’activité physique régulière. De plus, marcher sur des trottoirs très fréquentés peut augmenter le risque de chutes, surtout en cas de mauvais éclairage.

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            When I switched from a 9‑to‑5 office to a home office last spring, the first thing I noticed was the 30‑minute commute that vanished overnight. That’s the kind of concrete change that shows remote work isn’t a fleeting fad—it’s reshaping how we measure productivity and work satisfaction.

            How the Numbers Back the Shift

            According to a 2024 survey by the Global Workplace Analytics, 42% of U.S. employees now work remotely at least half the time. In contrast, only 18% did so in 2019. That jump translates to roughly 17 million more people working from home. The impact is visible in office space usage: commercial real estate reports a 25% decline in leased square footage in major metros.

            On the flip side, companies that maintain hybrid models report a 12% increase in employee retention, while those that push for full remote see a 4% drop in turnover. So the hybrid approach seems to balance flexibility with a sense of belonging.

            What Remote Work Means for Daily Routines

            My own routine changed from a “wake‑up‑at‑7” schedule to a “wake‑up‑at‑9” one. I now spend 15 minutes each morning on a quick walk, which boosts my focus for the next eight hours. The flexibility also lets me slot in a 30‑minute language lesson between meetings, a task that was impossible when I was tied to a desk.

            However, the lack of a clear boundary can bleed into evenings. I’ve found that setting a hard stop—no work emails after 7 p.m.—is essential to avoid burnout. Companies that enforce a 9‑to‑5 policy for remote staff tend to see fewer overtime complaints.

            Technology: The Enabler and the Challenge

            Zoom, Slack, and Microsoft Teams have become household names. Yet, the constant stream of notifications can be distracting. A recent study by the University of Cambridge highlighted that 58% of remote workers feel “notification fatigue” after three hours of continuous use.

            To counter that, I use the “Do Not Disturb” feature on Slack for the first two hours after logging in, allowing me to dive into deep work. The downside is that urgent messages may go unanswered for a while, which can frustrate teammates who rely on instant communication.

            Culture and Collaboration in a Distributed World

            Virtual coffee breaks have replaced spontaneous hallway chats. I now schedule a 15‑minute “water‑cooler” call every Friday, which keeps the team connected. Still, the lack of physical presence can hinder spontaneous idea generation, especially during brainstorming sessions.

            Companies that invest in virtual reality meeting rooms report a 20% increase in creative output, but the upfront cost—$15,000 for a basic setup—can be prohibitive for small businesses.

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            Looking Ahead: The Hybrid Blueprint

            By mid‑2025, the majority of Fortune 500 companies plan to adopt hybrid models, allocating 60% of office space for collaboration hubs rather than individual desks. This shift signals that remote work is here to stay, but the future will likely be a mix of home and office, each with its own set of best practices.

            For anyone navigating this new landscape, the key takeaway is simple: set clear boundaries, leverage technology wisely, and don’t underestimate the value of face‑to‑face interaction—even if it’s virtual. The balance you strike today will shape your productivity and well‑being for years to come.

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            What percentage of U.S. employees now work remotely at least half the time?

            According to a 2024 survey, 42% of U.S. employees work remotely half the time or more.

            How has remote work affected employee productivity?

            Many studies show remote work boosts productivity by reducing commute stress and allowing flexible scheduling.

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              When the workweek stretches too long, a quick escape can reset the mind and body. A two‑day trip that feels like a mini‑holiday yet fits into a tight schedule is possible if you plan with precision. The trick is to decide on a destination that offers both novelty and convenience, then line up transport, accommodation, and activities so that every hour counts.

              Pick a Destination Within a Two‑Hour Drive

              Time is the first constraint. If you’re based in London, a drive to Brighton takes about 2 hours via the M27. In Manchester, a trip to the Peak District is roughly 1.5 hours by the M62. Limiting the journey to two hours or less keeps travel fatigue to a minimum and lets you spend more time exploring. Use a simple rule: distance × average speed = travel time. If you drive 120 mph on the M6, 200 miles takes about 1.7 hours.

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              • Historic sites or natural scenery that can be enjoyed in a single day.
              • At least one restaurant that opens before 1 pm to avoid the lunch rush.
              • A lodging option that offers free parking or a shuttle from the nearest station.

              Book Accommodation Early and Keep It Simple

              When you arrive on Friday evening, you want to settle in quickly. A boutique B&B or a budget hotel with a 24‑hour reception saves you the hassle of late check‑in procedures. If you book through a platform that sends a confirmation email with a QR code, you can skip the front desk entirely. For a more authentic feel, consider a converted farmhouse in the Cotswolds that still offers a private garden for a sunset walk.

              Cost‑Effective Options

              • Look for rooms that include breakfast; a £10 breakfast can save you from a pricey café.
              • Check if the hotel offers a free Wi‑Fi password that you can share with a friend for a group stay.
              • Consider staying in a self‑contained unit with a kitchenette to avoid eating out for every meal.

              Plan a Mix of Sightseeing and Relaxation

              Allocate half the day to structured activities and the other half to spontaneous exploration. On Saturday morning, start with a guided walking tour of the town’s historic center—most tours run from 9 am to 11 am. In the afternoon, take a short hike or a river walk. If you’re near the coast, a 1‑hour beach stroll at sunset can be the perfect wind‑down.

              Sample Itinerary for a Coastal Escape

              • 9:00 am – Breakfast at the B&B.
              • 10:00 am – Guided tour of the lighthouse and maritime museum.
              • 12:30 pm – Lunch at a fish and chips shop that opens at 11 am.
              • 2:00 pm – Free time: bike rental or beach walk.
              • 5:30 pm – Return to the B&B for a light snack.
              • 7:00 pm – Dinner at a local gastropub with a 3‑course menu.
              • 9:00 pm – Evening stroll along the pier.

              Pack Smart, Not Heavy

              Carry only what you need for two days. A single pair of comfortable shoes, a light jacket, and a reusable water bottle are usually enough. Leave the heavy camera gear for a longer trip. A small backpack with a rain cover can hold all essentials and keep your hands free for photos or a map.

              Checklist

              • Travel documents (ID, booking confirmations).
              • Phone charger and portable power bank.
              • Travel insurance card.
              • Two‑way radio or a local SIM for emergency contact.

              Mid‑Journey Entertainment: A Quick Detour

              While the drive itself can be a quiet time, it’s also a chance to unwind with a light pastime. If you’re a fan of online gaming or entertainment, you might find a short session a pleasant break from the road. For instance, a quick visit to https://tonyscolne.co.uk/ can offer a few minutes of distraction and a way to recharge your mental batteries before you reach your destination.

              Return and Reflect

              On Sunday afternoon, give yourself at least two hours to pack up and head back. Aim to arrive home by 4 pm so you’re not rushing to catch a train or bus. After the trip, jot down what worked and what didn’t—perhaps you’ll discover that the guided tour was too rushed or that the local pub had a better selection of craft beers. These notes will refine your next weekend getaway.

              Which Destination to Pick?

              If you value history and easy access, a nearby city like Bath or York is ideal. For nature lovers, the Lake District or the South Coast offers fresh air and scenic walks. Remember the two‑hour rule, book early, keep the itinerary flexible, and you’ll arrive refreshed, not exhausted. Happy travels!

              Frequently Asked Questions

              How long should a weekend break last to be effective?

              A 48‑hour trip, usually from Friday evening to Sunday night, gives enough time to unwind and explore without exhausting your schedule.

              What makes Brighton a great weekend destination?

              Its seaside charm, historic pier, and proximity to London make it an ideal quick escape with plenty of activities.

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                When planning a night out, the first decision is geography. London offers 200+ clubs, from the high‑end clubs in Mayfair to the underground venues in Shoreditch. Manchester has about 70 clubs, many of which stay open until 4 am, and a reputation for live music. The South Coast, particularly Brighton and Bournemouth, hosts around 40 venues that combine beach vibes with late‑night bars. Pick based on travel time and the kind of crowd you want.

                Timing Matters: Peak Hours and Early Birds

                In London, the busiest slot is 11 pm to 1 am. If you want fewer people, arrive at 9 pm or wait until 2 am. Manchester’s club scene peaks around 10 pm, but many venues open at 8 pm to capture the after‑work crowd. On the coast, bars usually start serving drinks at 6 pm, so the night can stretch until 3 am without the usual congestion. Knowing these windows helps you avoid long lines for entry and for the bar.

                Dress Codes and Entry Fees: What to Expect

                Most London clubs enforce a strict dress code: no sportswear, no flip‑flops, and a smart jacket or blazer for men. The entry fee can range from £15 for a standard night to £30 for special events. Manchester clubs are more relaxed; a simple T‑shirt and jeans often suffice, with a flat £10 entry. Coastal venues typically charge £5–£10, and many offer a “happy hour” from 7–9 pm with discounted drinks.

                Beyond the Dancefloor: Bars, Lounges, and Rooftops

                If you’re after a quieter evening, consider a rooftop bar. London’s Sky Garden opens at 5 pm and offers 360‑degree views until midnight. Manchester’s The O2 Lounge opens at 6 pm, serving craft cocktails until 2 am. Brighton’s The Mermaid Bar, on the pier, starts serving drinks at 7 pm and stays open until 1 am, giving you a seaside backdrop. Each venue offers a different ambience, so choose based on whether you want to dance, talk, or simply watch the sunset.

                Relaxation After the Night: From Spa Treatments to Quiet Cafés

                After a full night, the UK has plenty of options to wind down. London’s Thermae Bath Spa opens at 6 pm on weekdays, offering a rooftop pool with city views for £30. Manchester’s Aire Spa, located in a converted Victorian building, offers a 45‑minute massage for £45. In Brighton, the Sea Life Café opens at 5 pm, serving light bites and herbal teas until 10 pm, perfect for a post‑party chill session.

                Mid‑night Refuel: Food Options Around the Clock

                Most clubs partner with local restaurants for late‑night menus. In London, the club at The Shard serves a 24‑hour “Late Night Bites” menu, with a special £8 pizza at 2 am. Manchester’s club in the Northern Quarter offers a 24‑hour bar menu, including a £5 “Club Burger” available until 3 am. Coastal venues often have a “nightcap” menu; Brighton’s The Pier Café serves a £4 fish sandwich until 1 am.

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                Set a nightly budget of £50–£80 for drinks, entry, and transport. London’s public transport runs 24 h on weekends, but a single journey ticket can cost £2.50–£4.50 depending on the zone. Manchester’s night buses are cheaper, around £1.50 per trip. If you’re staying overnight, book a hotel with a 24‑hour reception to avoid early‑morning check‑outs.

                Which to Pick?

                Choose London if you want a high‑energy, upscale experience with a wide variety of clubs and rooftop bars. Pick Manchester for a vibrant music scene and a more relaxed dress code. Opt for the South Coast if you want a laid‑back night with beach views and a shorter, more intimate club list. Whichever you choose, plan your timing, budget, and post‑night relaxation to make the most of the UK’s nightlife and unwind in style.

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                How many clubs are in London?

                London offers over 200 clubs, ranging from upscale venues in Mayfair to underground spots in Shoreditch.

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                Manchester has around 70 clubs, many staying open until 4 a.m., known for live music and a vibrant nightlife.

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                      Many rooftop bars open at 5 pm for sunset cocktails and close at midnight. Check the exact opening hour on the venue’s website. Some places, like the one on the old post office building, only open on weekends. Dress codes can be strict; a smart‑casual look is usually safe. If you’re in a hurry, call ahead to confirm you’ll be able to get a table before the crowd arrives.

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                      Arriving at 4 30 pm gives you a chance to secure a table with a view before the sunset crowd arrives. However, if you’re there too early, you might be stuck in a cramped lounge area with no view. Aim for 5 30 pm when the lights go on and the city starts to glow. That’s when the cocktails are at their best and the staff is ready to serve.

                      Step 4 – Order the Signature Drink (and a Snack)

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                      Step 5 – Take in the View, Then Move On

                      Don’t linger too long on one spot. After about an hour, walk to the next rooftop on your list. The city’s skyline changes with every building, so a quick stroll gives you a fresh perspective. If you’re a photography fan, bring a tripod. The best shots come when the lights are just starting to flicker.

                      Common Mistake: Ignoring the Weather Forecast

                      London’s weather can flip from sunny to drizzly in minutes. Check the forecast the day before and pack a lightweight jacket. Even on a clear day, a sudden drizzle can ruin the view and make the terrace feel chilly.

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                      Final Thoughts

                      Hidden rooftop bars in London offer more than just drinks; they give you a slice of the city’s pulse from above. By mapping your route, checking the timing, arriving at the right moment, ordering the right drink, and moving on before the night gets too late, you’ll experience the best of London’s skyline without the usual crowds. Happy sipping and stay safe on the rooftops!

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