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Hi everyone!
Here is my course: https://share.articulate.com/Ce-xGcyzg-vfCmbSBFLcv
- Share 3 changes you made:
- Added AI audio to each "Statement" Block to enhance engagement and increase emphasis - I converted a couple of the opening lesson text to statements as well.
- Broke up some a the text through out with Image + Text blocks for visual impact
- One small change I made was move the continue button to the next lesson to follow after the "in the next lesson, you will..." text. This just made more logical sense to the flow than it's original placement before the text.
- Which AI feature or capability was most valuable: I really enjoyed using the 'Create AI Image Prompt" feature - I found it highly valuable in that it gave me more descriptive words than I can usually come up with off the top of my head and helped me create more customized prompts.
- What challenges: There were instances where AI assistant didn't support what I was trying to do in one space but was available in a different area. For example, I was trying to generate four column grid with images - I was able to add the block but then I wasn't able to intuitively edit the image the same way I could quick edit the content. I then discovered the edit with AI button that enabled me to replace an image with AI.
Overall, I enjoyed having some dedicated 'play time' with the AI features, and desperately waiting for more enhancements to come to Storyline😄.
A_Jones, nice job! I really liked your addition of the “In the next lesson...” text - as a learner, I always appreciate that kind of preview because it helps “prime” my brain for what’s coming next. As a former elementary school teacher, I like to believe that learning through play is the best way 😄 I don't use Rise currently for work, so I agree with the Storyline statement, but it was definitely fun to experiment!