Twine

Twine is a tool for writing and sharing interactive stories. Create a non-linear branching narrative (think "Choose Your Own Adventure") using text and multimedia elements. Twine stories are published directly to HTML, so they can run in any web browser.

ACCESS TWINE

Twine can either be downloaded from or used in a web browser at http://twinery.org/

SEE IT IN ACTION

Xavier Examples:

• http://portfolio.christiansheehy.com/Twine%20Examples/Create-Twine.html
• http://portfolio.christiansheehy.com/Twine%20Examples/SWON%20Demo.html 

Overview Video:

DEMO / TRAINING VIDEOS

• https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlXuD3kyVEr5tlic4SRe6ZG-R9OyS1T4d

GUIDES

• https://xplore.xavier.edu/record=b2937877

WHERE TO GET HELP

The Xavier Library provides limited support for Twine.

CANVAS INTEGRATION

Twine documents can be exported as single HTML files that can be uploaded to Canvas, OneDrive, or a web server.

COST

Twine is free and open source.

ACCOUNT NEEDED

No account required.