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Shape what’s next: How could Nova better support your work?
As you experiment with Nova, this is the place to tell us what’s working, what feels unclear, and what you’d like to see next.
Your feedback could be about:
- A specific feature or capability
- A real-world use case you wish Nova supported
- A friction point you ran into while trying something
- Whether the credits felt worthwhile for the result
- An idea that would make Nova more practical or useful in your workflow
Share what’s on your mind, whether it’s a small improvement, a big idea, a question, or a reflection on where Nova did or did not fit your work.
Comment below through October 23. Sharing feedback here completes the Influence action, one of the three actions needed to earn Nova Expedition recognition.
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I would love if it could have the option of two voice. I work with call simulations and creating a video of an agent receiving a call would be wonderful. Eventually I would like to be able to tell the Ai to touch parts of the screen as well. ex. touch a button or title in the image.
I 1+ (upvote) this one along with you.
To mimic a conversation, you still have to build separate audio tracks (and visuals) in Storyline.
If NOVA's AI Avatars can get to this level it would be yet another game-changer for my team and I.
Call simulations are a staple for the product knowledge training content we create.
Yes, totally agree. I think there's a lot to win in scripting this.
In this example, I wanted to let the broccoli named Broc, talk about the secret life of cats, while the cat is asleep. But I can't get the broccoli to talk, it's the cat talking. And sleeping, at the same time. Cute.. but I'd like a more scripted version of the action taking place, not just making the avatar and writing the text to speech. If anyone knows how to fix this, please let me know.
I'm repeating myself from the Nova Expedition channel, but it'd be cool if the Training Deck part of Nova could export to an actual slide deck. This would enable designers and developers to better create and distribute printed materials and offline content.
Nonetheless, I wanted to share how the localization/translation feature with NOVA likely saved me up to (at least) two weeks of back-and-forth Spanish translation review/edit/review with my internal Spanish-speaking experts.
Instead of 14+ days, we were able to (while facing a tight deadline) get the course translated, validated, and published in about 3 days (and, it was only THAT long because of my expert's schedule).
My only callout, the translation/localization for a course that was not complex, ate up all of my team's credits. As you can imagine, this created an issue, especially since my manager wanted to use NOVA features in the project she was working on at the time.
I've been really impressed with Nova so far, especially the video generation and translation capabilities. Being able to quickly create presenter-style videos adds a whole new level of engagement to microlearning, and the translation feature has the potential to save countless hours when creating multilingual learning experiences. I'm also excited about the AI Tutor in Rise 360. The ability for learners to ask questions and receive support in the moment can make learning more personalized, interactive, and accessible. Together, these features have the potential to make training more impactful while significantly reducing development time. I'm looking forward to seeing how Nova continues to evolve and support even more real-world learning and development needs. 🚀
It was great to experiment with the Avatar feature on Rise. It would be a great to have a way to edit different scenes within the Avatar generated. I found instances where I wish i could use the Avatar to set the scene for a scenario. It would be more engaging to be create scenes within the same Avatar clip.
If anyone's interested you can view my microlearning I tested the Avatar feature with.
