Delete button not working
I'm wondering why all of a sudden the delete button is not working in SL360. I tried shutting down the entire computer and restarting, but still not working. I'm using a Mac with Parallels and everything is up to date. I can cut, but not delete graphics. Mega thanks for the insights/help.Unexpected "Yes/No" Prompt in SCORM Output from Storyline 360
Problem When publishing and uploading SCORM packages created in Articulate Storyline 360, some of my users are encountering an intermittent green "Yes/No" prompt appearing at the start of their course on my LMS. This prompt is not referenced in the project settings (As far as I can see) and seems to occur regardless of the content or structure of the course. It has been observed across multiple projects of mine (but not all), suggesting the issue is not tied to a specific interaction. Whether I click "Yes" or "No," the project no longer works — unless I click "No," click to the "language selection" button (which takes you to a different slide), then close out. After that, the project works normally for everyone. If I test the project in my browser, this never appears. But as soon as I upload it to a fresh course in my LMS, it shows up — so I can never reproduce it during testing. I initially thought it was the resume functionality, but this looks different. Thoughts?Introducing Quick Share: One-Click Publishing for Everyday Learning
We’re excited to share a brand-new way to get your Rise content out into the world: Quick Share! What Is Quick Share? Quick Share lets you publish Rise courses instantly and share them with a simple link, no LMS setup, no logins, no admin delays. You’ll also get light analytics so you can see how many people viewed your course (and, with the Guestbook enabled, who those learners are). It’s all about speed and simplicity, helping learners get the right information at the right time without barriers. When to Use Quick Share Quick Share is perfect for everyday learning content that needs to move fast: Job aids and quick reference materials Presentations or meeting resources Explainer modules and how-tos Operational updates or announcements Pre-boarding and onboarding refreshers It’s also a great way to share examples right here in the E-Learning Heroes community. It’s a fast way to showcase your creativity, get feedback, and inspire fellow creators. If you need deeper, learner-level analytics or advanced group management, that’s where Reach or your LMS comes in. Quick Share can live alongside those tools to give you flexibility. 🎥 Tip Video: Deploy Content Rapidly with Quick Share Community Use Cases We love seeing how community members are already using Quick Share: BradDameron uses it to share preview links and resources across departments. “The Guestbook gives us a general view of engagement — perfect for quick stakeholder visibility,” he shared. JeremyNash uses Quick Share to deliver client-specific training without needing an LMS: “It’s a great step between Preview and Review.” JessicaDecker found it helpful for external partners: “We need to share training with outside vendors who don’t have LMS access. The Guestbook is nice so we can still track who’s taken it.” Try It Out! Quick Share is automatically available for all Articulate 360 creators, no setup required and no extra cost. 💬 Have you tried Quick Share yet? How are you using it? Share your experiences (and any creative use cases) in the comments below!Storyline 360 now supports transparent WebM video
Hello and welcome to 2026, Storyline users! Toward the end of the last year, we quietly shipped something pretty powerful. You can now import WebM videos into Storyline, including those that use real alpha channel transparency. In the clip below, I’m dropping a WebM onto a slide with a textured background so you can clearly see that texture showing through the video. Then on the next slide, I add a few objects that animate behind the video while it’s playing. No boxes. No masking tricks. Just actual transparency doing what it’s supposed to do. This wasn’t a big splashy launch, but it meaningfully expands what you can create. If you’ve ever wanted motion graphics or visual effects with transparency that feel native to the slide, this opens that door. One important note: support for transparent WebM is solid in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and other Chromium-based browsers. Safari and Apple devices don’t currently support WebM transparency in the same way, so this works best when your learners are on those supported browsers. I’m really curious about how you'll use this. What kinds of transparent video would be most valuable in your courses? Where does browser support influence your design decisions? What other video capabilities should we be thinking about next? Looking forward to the feedback.Keeping SCORM package small, best practices?
Are they any documents or guides that already exist for best practices while designing in Rise to ensure you don't end up with a massive SCORM file at the end? If not, can anyone add to this list of recommendations to avoid this issue in the future (for now, without use of an external tool): -Compress any possible video/ image assets and pay attention to file size as you upload -When designing in an external tool (Canva, Adobe CC, Adobe Express, etc.) make sure to watch your file size upon download -Be mindful of use of AI audio generated within Rise, larger file sizes -Be mindful of GIFS, background image file size, etc. Anyone else have anything to add or know of any existing resources for this kind of guidance? Additionally, any documentation from Articulate of how much size interactive blocks, custom blocks, or anything else that might take up additional data and need to be considered for usage would be very helpful. As the eLearning community drives toward more innovation, creativity, and interaction focused around a better end user experience, I am finding it difficult to navigate the balance of this with functionality without fully knowing the sandbox we have to play in (Rise current barrier, easier to see in Storyline).Dynamic SCORM using Rise 360
Hello Team, Can Rise support dynamic SCORM? In other words, is there a way for users to correct a typo or make other changes in a Rise course that would automatically update within the SCORM package on the LMS (Canvas) without needing to re-download it from Rise and re-upload it to the LMS? Thanks ShraddhaStoryline vs RISE Publishing
As a contractor, I work with multiple clients developing training modules in Articulate Storyline and Rise. Some clients provide their own Articulate licenses, while others do not—in those cases, I use my own license to develop their training content. The challenge I’m running into is related to file transfer. When I use my license to develop Storyline content, I’m unable to transfer the published ZIP file directly to the client’s PC due to their system’s external file transfer restrictions. With Rise, this is not an issue because it generates an email-based download link for the published content, which I can send to the client for download, bypassing those restrictions. Is there a similar method for distributing Storyline publications—such as a secure link or hosted download option—that would allow the client to retrieve the content without requiring direct file transfer?Master file language overwrite
Hello, I have accidentally saved the master file after importing a translation. Now I don't have an English master file anymore. I tried importing the English export xlf and even though I get the message that it is successfully imported it does not revert back to English. Anyone who knows how to solve this?Zoom picture image stays on screen when slide/layer changes
We've encountered a bug if using the 'Zoom image' function to make an image bigger so the user can read it or see it in more clarity, then if there's trigger functionality that goes to another slide or layer automatically, (or if the user uses a keyboard shortcut), the enlarged image remains on screen, until the user clicks. Has anyone encountered this before and have any fixes? Right now our biggest issue is that users are using the keyboard shortcut while the image is enlarged, if possible we'd like the image to shrink if they used the shortcut as well, or, is there a way to hide the tooltip that tells the users about the next slide shortcut? We know a permanent fix would be to add in layers to each slide with images and take out the enlarge functionality so that each image could be 'enlarged' in their own layer rather then the zoom picture function, however we've already made the module, and it is large with a LOT of zoom-in-able images used.
