See New and Upcoming Articulate 360 Features (Including AI!) in These Videos

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If you didn’t make it to DevLearn this year but are curious to hear about new and upcoming Articulate 360 features, you’re in luck! We’re sharing video recordings of our stage sessions where we demoed our new and upcoming features—including AI! Hit play to discover what’s in store.

What's New and What's Next in Articulate 360 

Presented by Madison McCartney

From Authoring Improvements to AI Magic

Presented by Melissa Trimble

We hope you’re as excited as we are about these new features! Let us know what you think by commenting below. 

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57 Comments
Dan Jeffries
5 months ago12/04/23 at 4:09 pm (UTC)
Rise. Lack of drag and drop with images, no text to image matching, issues with reviewing answers in the Quiz-style lesson. I know SL assets can be inserted into Rise but it's a lot of work, especially when content needs to be translated. We now embed H5P to improve our knowledge checks. When you see the support page for KCs, you can see just how thin it is: https://articulate.com/support/article/Rise-How-to-Use-Knowledge-Check-Blocks Not taking away from AI or design, but an update and refresh in this area would be hugely welcome I think :)
Naomi Pusch
4 months ago01/02/24 at 6:04 pm (UTC)
@steven loomis, the new Terms of Service (sent today) show OpenAI has been added "as a new subprocessor for customers who choose to use our upcoming AI features." Can someone with Articulate confirm that if one of their customers chooses not to use the AI features, that data subprocessor will not be used? (will not have access to data added to Articulate Rise) Like steven, we have a process for security review involving AI and will need assistance with the security information. Also to confirm, I assume using the AI features will be an additional cost?
R-Jay Wilde
3 months ago01/19/24 at 6:57 pm (UTC)
I currently work for an organization that deals with very sensitive information at times. There is a lot of concern about the current security of Open AI and any AI assisted functionality when developing new design or conveying information about our sensitive work (this includes training). Will we have the option to disable the AI functionality in Rise and Storyline?
Hubert Brunner
2 months ago03/04/24 at 7:57 am (UTC)
We are also eagerly awaiting a time when we can test the new functions. A date is particularly important for me because I need to plan team resources to deal with our existing processes. In the course of standardization, the AI features will probably change a lot. However, I also don't want to carelessly deviate from functioning processes, so planning with proper clarification is necessary.
Michael Steckman
18 days ago04/10/24 at 12:50 pm (UTC)
+1 @Allison LaMotte (and al Articulate teammates) I attended your webinar this winter, touting Rise 360's new AI features (which looked really cool and quite promising), and at the time your presenter and the leader for the AI initiative said the general public could begin accessing it in March. We're now a third of the way through April and the only Google results I get are multiple posts where your customers have been and are still asking for a release timeframe, with no answer to any of them.  :( Articulate is usually terrific in its customer response and has an enthusiastic user community, so I hope you won't let us down -- updates and new information, please!!!
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