Forum Discussion
We want to hear from you! Articulate is exploring ways to improve interactivity in Rise 360.
The Rise 360 product team is currently developing a plan to build new interactivity features. But we need your insights and perspectives to ensure that we're crafting the best Rise 360 experience for our customers. That's why we're launching a new research study!
What will the study entail?
- You'll provide your feedback on an early prototype that contains the new interactivity features we're exploring.
- We have room for just one participant per session. This ensures that every participant has ample opportunity to share their unique insights and experiences.
- The session will take approximately 45 minutes.
- Participation is completely voluntary and all information provided will be kept confidential. Your responses will only be used for research purposes and won't be shared with any third parties.
If you're interested in participating please sign up here. If you’re selected to participate, we'll send a follow up email to schedule a time with you.
Thank you for considering this invitation. Your contribution to our research efforts is greatly appreciated, and we look forward to hearing from you soon!
Best regards,
Takashi Kuwahara
Sr UX Researcher II, Articulate
Before adding new features, why not make the most basic ones that people need actually work? Example: the Rise 360 Microlearning issues posted here 3 years ago are still unresolved! Save to PDF and there is NO WAY to control illogical page breaks. What gives?
EXACTLY!!!
Rise needs some major basic improvements. It is so frustrating to see them working on "improvements' yet they can't even get basics fixed.Just a few off the top of my head:
- It took over 8 years to get FOLDERS for Rise courses.
- We still have to click teeny tiny arrows to move blocks up and down individually
- There is no way to set text styles at a course level. If I change the color of a subheading or size of the body text in a block then I have to go back to EACH AND EVERY block to make the change.
I seriously question the decision making process for choosing which updates to move forward.
I would have thought all you need to do is review all the comments/feedback on these forums. There are lots of great ideas (and gripes about the multitude of unresolved issues).
Hi Takashi - we're quite limited when it comes to using Scenarios in Rise, because of a lack of representation of disabled colleagues. We actually have images available to us we could use, so just being able to upload custom images would be a huge improvement.
I have been asking for 360 image tour slides to have more features and functionalities for a long time but there does not seem to be much activity on the 360 image feature updating. The simple request to allow us to use custom hotspots surely has to be a basic function? I create 360 tours as a hobby for over 15 years and I design and create animated hotspots and skin elements so I have thousands of icons etc and I would like to be able to utilize them in 360 images in Storyline to be more aligned to our companies branding. Currently there is no way to edit the icon hover state colors and limited to either the 30 default or only those in the Content Library so it is very restrictive
Storyline needs a template that allows users to create a digital workbook similarly to Canva. It needs to flip like a book, allow users to make it editable, add links, videos, and audio.
Love this idea.
I am disappointed with the product in only one way, and if I'm honest it's an embarrassment in 2024 that this problem even exists in the system. There are no Disabled characters in the scenarios and it has been humiliating to explain to colleagues I need to use an 'understudy' character while I'm building and time consuming to then manually replace all the images in the exported file, recompress it before uploading it.
The disparity between this and other features is incredible. I appreciate accessibility requires additional programming but this is something which could have been quickly resolved by making some additions to the library to make it more inclusive, given that as an English Major by qualification with no formal IT training, I could find a fix, it's shocking that your teams have not improved on this.
Before Articulate adds new features, it would be good to correct old mistakes and add missing features that have been requested for years. Example: Links in the body text to other lessons of a course (instead of buttons).
Wow this is interesting, i have registered and i am looking forward to talking to your team. I mean our team.
I have registered but no response
Are you still looking for volunteers?
