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AlyssaGomez
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20 days ago

Week 2 - Group 2 Discussion

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aghearst
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2 days ago

Hello to all! What a great experience this has been. Here is a link to my course, if anyone wants to to a peek. 

https://share.articulate.com/YuYWaqNud2eCze8HCs2K-

The three changes I made were:

Adding a custom block with audio. I love custom blocks so much and created one at the start of each of the lessons.

AI Generated images with custom style prompts for all images in the course. What a way to ensure consistency in images across a build. I tend towards MCM so I used that in my prompt.

Changed Feedback type by removing the reference to correct/incorrect. I never liked the duplicative wording and love that I can now easily remove it.

I made other changes, color, block width, dividers, etc. to make chunk on the content like many that have posted before me.

As for which AI feature I intend to use the most, it's definitely the "sync text and objects to audio" in Storyline. Almost all of my builds includes some text appearing on screen in time with audio, so this will be something I leverage often.

For challenges, honestly, it was learning to be better at writing image prompts. I sort of gave up on AI image generation (sorry!) but now that I have practiced a bit and know to use the custom style prompts, I look forward to using it more and more.

Big thanks to Articulate and everyone here. Love the community of learning.🤩

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MaryEmma_Gary
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2 days ago

The sync text and objects to audio function is SO handy, the polish it adds to a course is amazing. I'd love to know if you have an A/B comparison of how long it normally takes you to sync things manually vs with the AI assistant?

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    aghearst
    Community Member
    1 day ago

    Thanks for reaching out MaryEmma. It's not a huge time saver, maybe 15 seconds? I tend to know from the audio track in the timeline where the starts/stops are, so I can usually get close before I have to listen to ensure I have the timing right. But, still it's a feature I'm going to use going forward and share with my team mates.