Controls: objects that user \ninteracts with
Hotspot: region that has \nqualities of an object
Layers: like in Photoshop, one \ncan stack layers on top of \neach other on a slide and \ncontrol when they\"re visible; the \nfirst layer is called the base \nlayer
Lightbox: popup display of a \nslide over a dimmed main \nslide; it\"s opened with a trigger \non the main slide
Markers: Contain popup \ninformation; click on them and \ninformation appears
Objects: variety of shapes, \nimages, text boxes, buttons, \naudio, video, etc.
Player: plays your presentation
Scene: collection of slides
Slide: the panes you work on; \nsimilar to PPT slide; the active \nslide is also called the stage
States: visual characteristics \nthat can be assigned to \nobjects; for example, happy \nand sad face of character
Timeline: sequence when \nobjects appear
Trigger: logic command \nassigned to an object
Variables: defined states that \ncan be accessed by all slides; \nthere are 3 types: number, \ntext, and true/false

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Articulate Storyline