Introducing Custom Block Localization (Public Beta)
We’re thrilled to announce an exciting enhancement for all Localization users! You can now translate Custom Blocks in Rise! What’s New With this update, Rise translation now includes Custom Block elements, including: Text Text to speech audio This functionality is now live. Next Steps We’d love to hear your feedback and learn about your experience using this new feature. Your insights are invaluable as we continue refining how teams create localized learning experiences. Refer to the documentation here for more information!Some AI Voices are Going Away in April: What to do Next
Following changes from our text-to-speech partner, ElevenLabs, some AI voices will be retired in April 2026, and we want to make sure you have time and support to plan ahead. What this means: Any audio you’ve already generated with these voices will not go away. After April 2026, you won’t be able to create new audio using the retired voices. You will also no longer be able to regenerate audio in existing courses using these voices. What to do next: If you've used one of these voices in your trainings, you'll receive direct email outreach from us. Review the AI voices that will be retired and ElevenLabs’ recommended replacements: View the impacted voices and how to update them. Stop using the soon-to-be-deprecated voices in your trainings. While existing audio will continue to play, you won’t be able to regenerate or create new audio with these voices after April. Look out for more direction from us soon. Our team is working on tools to help you easily swap voices on impacted audio files. We’re also exploring other ways to avoid similar disruptions in the future. We know that losing access to voices can be disruptive. We’d love to learn from the community as you navigate this change: If you’ve already navigated a voice swap, consider sharing what worked for you. What would make a migration tool most helpful for your workflow? If you need one-on-one help, our Support team is always here at support@articulate.comObjects on a Storyline 360 question slide shift in Preview and Published view
I've been having an issue with the modules I've been creating for the last few months. When designing and editing a graded question slide, the objects set up as answers shift on their own when viewing the Preview or the published Review 360 version of the course. I have attached pictures showing the view in edit mode on the slide and the Preview output with the objects shifted. This happened on every graded-question slide and across several recent Storyline files. I have gone through each object's states, ensured every state was set correctly and maintained the same positioning, double-checked the positioning coordinates of each object, and ensured that each object had the same Text Box formatting through the Format Shape settings. I have also run a repair on Storyline by uninstalling, restarting the PC, updating the Articulate 360 app, reinstalling Storyline 360, and restarting the PC again. No luck. I am currently running v3.133.36519.0. Any help would be appreciated. I really need this to work so I can meet my delivery date.Have Closed Captions generate as a variable
I am working on a project, where I have a character who is talking to the user and going into scenarios. Rather than create caption shapes and then typing all of the speaking points out and matching it to the audio on the slide, I was hoping to have/create a variable where the created closed captions could be shown in a text field or wherever else I want on the page rather than the standard top or bottom of the page. This way I could modify the way they look, where they are located, and reduce the time it takes to create conversation scenarios by not having duplicate work.Articulate RISE video player
Some of our videos that we use in RISE have text at the very bottom of the video. When the player options pop-up, the text is covered. Is there an option to have the controls BELOW the video, not overlaying or covering any part of the video? (Some of our videos have captions already burned on so the player gets in the way if the user clicks on it)Rise 360 or Storyline 360 for large course + quiz + videos -Rise 360 to be SCORM
Hi all, I’m looking for some advice on the best approach for a project I’m starting. I have around 150 pages of content to turn into an eLearning course. The course will also include embedded Vimeo videos and a final quiz of about 30–35 questions. The end goal is to publish as a SCORM package for our LMS. My initial thought is that Rise might be more efficient for this type of content-heavy course, but I’m wondering if I’d be limiting myself in terms of tracking, quiz functionality, or overall learner experience. A few specific questions: Would you recommend Rise or Storyline for this type of project? Are there any limitations in Rise I should be aware of for SCORM tracking or quizzes? Has anyone handled a similar volume of content—any tips or lessons learned? Thanks in advance for your help! xTashaTemplate personnalisé et creation cours via IA
Bonjour, Je dois transformer de nombreuses procédures et modes opératoires (Powerpoint et word) en modules Rise à l’aide de l’IA. Existe-t-il un moyen pour les générer automatiquement dans un template personnalisé à la charte de mon entreprise ? Cette fonctionnalité existe visiblement sur d’autres outils...Articulate storyline 360 assessment with hotspot
i have created an assessment using hotspots for options on some screens and multiple choice questions on some slides, and uploaded it on LMS. for some of the learners it shows wrong marks calculation even when the questions attempted are correct. i observed that it is happening when assessment is done on mobile. it is working fine on laptop.Please suggest how to resolve this issue.
