I was wondering if there were any plans of adding a Dark Mode in SCORM. Dark Mode is becoming more and more popular since it's such a great relief of the eye strain from white, bright backgrounds. Since our SCORM are long courses, we believe our students would greatly benefit from this mode.
I am aware. I think it would be a very good offering., Doesn't seem like it is a tremendous amount of work. And it helps developers who have frequent headaches.
+1 to this request - for development and publishing.
Dark Mode for Rise would also be fantastic - we've seen multiple learners request that in course comments, especially with having many other apps have this feature (Slack, etc.)
Hi, is this being looked into? We currently have learners going into dark mode through google using Dark mode on Chrome using ://flags and it doesn't work as intended (see screen shot from a drag and drop). The only way we have found dark mode to work in the interim is if the learner has a Chrome extension called 'Dark Reader' however even then it isn't an ideal experience compared to a native setting in Rise.
I've been able to achieve this with a custom theme. Matching quiz is a good example to bring up, as it required extra effort to support dark mode as well as RTL / Arabic properly. Here is a quick demo showing how the theme obeys the device preference to display dark or light mode. I've been documenting the design system that Rise uses, I don't think they'll be supporting dark mode anytime soon.
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Hi there,
That's an interesting idea. Would you be up for logging a feature request to tell us more about your specific needs?
In the meantime, if there’s anything else I can do to help, please let me know!
Is there a Dark Mode option now?
Hi Partha,
There's not a Dark Mode option in Rise 360, but thanks for letting us know you're interested in that feature!
I too am interested in Dark Mode.
Is there a dark mode option in Storyline i.e. for the developer's benefit?
Hi, Kyle. Currently, Storyline doesn't offer dark mode for authors.
I am aware. I think it would be a very good offering., Doesn't seem like it is a tremendous amount of work. And it helps developers who have frequent headaches.
+1 to this request - for development and publishing.
Dark Mode for Rise would also be fantastic - we've seen multiple learners request that in course comments, especially with having many other apps have this feature (Slack, etc.)
Agreed the need for a Dark Mode option for Learners should be added to Rise.
Oh I want it for developers mainly. Though the option for learners should be included.
Kyle Mullaney | 孟柏凱
Communication and Training Specialist
The Office of Sponsored Research | UNC
Agree for a dark mode in Rise as a priority and in Story line too !
When you work in Rise, you can use dark mode browser add-ons. I use Dark Reader, a Chrome browser add on.
Thanks Claudine, Dark Reader is great!
I'd also love a dark-mode option for Rise! Is there a timeline for when this can be expected? I see the initial request was posted 3 years ago.
Has dark mode been added into RISE or Storyline yet?
I just had my IT folks ask for a dark mode version of ALL of our compliance courses (built in Rise) I'd love to know if this is an option yet
Anyone know if this is an option yet?
Hi, is this being looked into? We currently have learners going into dark mode through google using Dark mode on Chrome using ://flags and it doesn't work as intended (see screen shot from a drag and drop). The only way we have found dark mode to work in the interim is if the learner has a Chrome extension called 'Dark Reader' however even then it isn't an ideal experience compared to a native setting in Rise.
I've been able to achieve this with a custom theme. Matching quiz is a good example to bring up, as it required extra effort to support dark mode as well as RTL / Arabic properly. Here is a quick demo showing how the theme obeys the device preference to display dark or light mode. I've been documenting the design system that Rise uses, I don't think they'll be supporting dark mode anytime soon.