A Fresh Batch of Articulate 360 Updates

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By Community Team

 A Fresh Batch of Articulate 360 Updates

We're continuously adding new features to Articulate 360. Most recently we've improved accessibility features, added loads of new assets, and given you more control over Review 360 notifications. And more goodness is on the way! With new and upcoming features in Articulate 360, you’ll get:

  • More accessibility features in Storyline 360. You can now import closed caption files.
  • More assets in Content Library 360—17+ million! All the new images and videos are royalty-free.
  • More control in Review 360. You can keep your inbox tidy by choosing to receive a daily summary of all Review 360 activity rather than a separate email for each new comment.
  • More options in Rise 360. xAPI (Tin Can API) support and custom text labels are here.   
  • More for everyone on an Articulate 360 Team account. Soon, Articulate 360 Teams will be able to add users to their account fast by uploading a CSV file. And Articulate 360 Teams users are able to collaborate on Rise 360 courses.

But Wait, There’s More

This is just a taste of what’s available in Articulate 360 with this release. For a full list of what’s new and what will be released in the coming weeks, visit our What’s New, What’s Next page. If you like what you see but haven’t subscribed yet, don’t worry. You can try Articulate 360 free for 30 days. 

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16 Comments
Kelly Meeker
7 years ago03/07/17 at 10:25 pm (UTC)
Hi there! Content Library is one of the apps in Articulate 360 so it's only available in Storyline 360. If you've subscribed to Articulate 360, you can get the latest updates and features for Storyline by launching the Articulate 360 desktop app on your computer and clicking the "Update" button for Storyline 360. If you haven't subscribed to Articulate 360 yet, you can start a free, 30-day trial right now to try out all the latest features in Storyline, Content Library, and much much more! Here's the link to get a trial: https://articulate.com/360/trial
Darren McNeill
7 years ago03/22/17 at 8:59 am (UTC)

I have now been required to revert to Captivate for Responsive Designs for Mobile as the results from Storyline 360 are disappointing unfortunately, especially the Portrait views of both Tablets and Smart Phones. In Portrait view in Storyline 360 the content simply shrinks to fit the width, and so a lot of content is not readable, so I am not sure where the claim of responsive comes from to be honest. At least with Captivate ( I am using it again begrudgingly) I can control the UX of the content whether viewed in Portrait or landscape mode. I have full control of the look and feel for each different type of view... this is required. It seems we are being forced to accept the Storyline 360 decision. Rise is excellent but again limiting. The ideal situation would be to use Storyline 360 an... Expand

Ellen Benegar
7 years ago03/23/17 at 8:23 pm (UTC)
I just built a course in Rise and set the navigation to restricted. I have 5 lessons with Knowledge Checks in each lesson and then a quiz at the end. I found that the learner can just scroll through each lesson, never do the Knowledge Checks and get to the quiz at the end to complete the course. The only thing you can edit in the KCs within the lesson is the content and the color or graphic. Is there anyway to set the KCs within the lesson to be restricted navigation so that they have to complete them?
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