RISE/Storyline free translation?
When will translations/AI be free features? I have had the chance to demo 3 different authoring products in the past 48 hours that include AI assist and Translation either free or very minimal cost compared to Articulate. When will you look to move to this to remain competitive? I am currently evaluating tools that will more closely meet our needs and at the moment the platform is lacking - I have been a big supporter of Storyline from way back in the BETA testing days and would like to stay with Articulate, but the market is certainly offering a lot more of what I need for less cost. Granted some of these tools do align more with RISE in terms of the feature set (which would certainly tick MANY boxes for what we need at the moment) but I would like to think Articulate are able to show that they lead the market in having access to translation/AI features as standard not as an expensive addition.Teaser: Storyline "Chat To Animation"
🚀 Big things are coming to Storyline 360. Last month at the Articuland Summit in Boston, our COO Brian Gil gave a sneak peek at something our team’s been quietly working on: AI-powered animations inside Storyline. We've been calling this feature "chat to animation" internally. The idea is simple but powerful: talk to Storyline's AI Assistant about how you want your slide to animate, and it helps bring your vision to life. The attached video shows a little preview of this feature in a fun "Feline Overlord" themed Storyline course. 🐱👇 On the first slide, I entered this prompt into the AI Assistant chat: “Can you suggest an animation scheme for this slide?” It broke down the suggested animation effects for each object, then asked if I want to create a trigger for them. After responding, "yes", the AI Assistant wrote the JavaScript code to create the animations and automatically associated it with the "When timeline starts" event. It also surfaced a "Preview" button that jumps into Storyline's preview mode so I could see the animation in action. Notice that the AI Assistant window stays visible during preview. This means I can refine the animation while previewing to home in on the exact look and feel I want. In this case, I wanted to delay the slight "pulse" of the yellow next arrow to begin after the image and text animations completed, so I entered: “Great! Can you delay the animation on the next arrow a bit so that it starts after the other objects have animated in?” The AI revised the JavaScript in the trigger and immediately replayed the slide again so I could see the change and tweak further if needed. That ability to preview, refine, and replay instantly is what makes this experience feel so magical. If you'd like to see the published course in action, you can find it on Review 360: Chat To Animation Teaser | Review 360 This feature should land in private beta soon, and we'd love to get your feedback. If you want to help shape how this evolves, email beta@articulate.com to get started!Questions with multiple response (created by AI)
Hi guys, I've encountered the following issue. While creating a course, I used the AI (AI Assistant) to generate the questions. The questions were initially created in the course lessons and then moved into the question bank to be used in the final test. The issue I’ve encountered is related to multiple-response questions. When a question is moved to the question bank, the correct answers become unchecked (see screenshot 2025-10-03_14-32), whereas in the lessons, the question is fine and the correct answers remain checked (see screenshot 2025-10-03_14-34). The temporary solution I’ve found is to manually check the correct answers (question bank), which seems to work.AI Chatbots in Storyline
Chatbots in Storyline? Meet Sarah. What if your eLearning course could talk back? I built an AI-powered chatbot right inside the D-ID app and then designed inside Articulate Storyline, and named her Sarah. She’s more than a character. She’s a smart, interactive course concierge that answers learner questions using your course’s knowledge base. No more digging through PDFs or endless menus; just ask, and Sarah responds. Watch the quick intro: 👉 https://youtu.be/HOLTi-zFNcw?si=14xJYC-0UEFGtnYV Sarah’s just the start of smarter, more human learning in 2025.Chatbots in courses
People have been able to make AI chatbots that pull content and answer user questions in courses. It would be great if this could be a feature storyline provided without having to use external programs to build the chatbot. I build large guides in rise and while the search feature is nice, it would take the guide to the next level if learners could ask their question to the chatbot and get answers from the content in Rise.
