Review 360: Organize Items on Your Dashboard
To access your Review 360 dashboard (image below), sign in to Articulate 360 using one of these web browsers, then select the Review 360 tab at the top. Use your dashboard to manage your e-learning content and stakeholder feedback. A card appears on your dashboard for each item you publish to Review 360. Each card displays a title, the most recent publish date, an icon indicating the type of content, and a hover menu with several options for managing the item. Search Items Filter Items Manage Items Export Videos as LMS Packages Download Videos Manage Folders Organize Items and Folders Search Items Need help finding a specific Review 360 item? Use the search field in the upper right corner of your dashboard to quickly find items by title or date—for example, onboarding or November 2. The search results dynamically update as you type. Perform a search from any folder on your dashboard. Review 360 always searches all your content in all your folders (except deleted items). Filter Items Use the product filters in the upper right corner of the screen to easily find what you’re looking for. Filter your items for Storyline 360, Rise 360, Studio 360, or video content, as shown below. Video content includes Peek 360 videos, Replay 360 videos, and video files you’ve uploaded to your account. Filter your Private, Team, or Deleted Items folders, the contents of a specific folder, or your search results. When you select a product filter, it remains active as you switch folders and enter new search terms. To remove a filter, choose All Formats from the list of product filters. Manage Items There's a lot you can do right from your Review 360 dashboard. Hover over an item and click the More (•••) icon that appears to show a drop-down list of actions available. Or select the checkbox in the upper-left corner to show the action toolbar on top (note that this also disables the More (•••) icon). Depending on the type of content selected, you'll see the following choices: Export to LMS (Toolbar: Right arrow icon) Host videos in your LMS to track learners’ progress. Once selected, follow these steps to export your video content as LMS packages from Review 360: When the export settings appear, choose one of these LMS standards: AICC, SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, or Tin Can API (xAPI). Enter the percentage of the video learners must watch for it to be marked complete in your LMS. The default is 80%, but you can choose any percentage between 1 and 100. Click Export to finish the process. Or export videos by opening the video content, then clicking the More (•••) icon in the upper right corner of the screen and choosing Export to LMS. To publish Rise 360, Storyline 360, and Studio 360 content for LMS distribution, see these user guides: Storyline 360 Rise 360 Presenter 360 Quizmaker 360 Engage 360 Rename (Toolbar: Pencil icon) Give your content a new name and click Save. Upload new version (Toolbar: Up arrow icon) Upload a new version of your manually-uploaded video content or Storyline 360 project published for manual upload. Select the video or your zipped published output, then click Open. Duplicate (Toolbar: Papers icon) Duplicate an item when you need to share it with a different group of stakeholders or just need to start fresh. Give the copy a name and click Duplicate. The new item won’t have any comments or version history from the original. Move to (Toolbar: Folder with arrow icon) Move your item to an existing or new folder. Select a folder from the list or click the Create new folder icon, give it a name, then click Move. Download Download MP4 files of your video content. Or access this option by opening the video content, then clicking the More (•••) icon in the upper right corner of the screen and choosing Download. You can’t download Storyline 360, Rise 360, or Studio 360 content from Review 360. Delete (Toolbar: Trash bin icon) Delete items when you’re done with them, but don’t worry! You can always restore them if the need arises. They remain in your Deleted Items folder until you permanently delete or restore them. Click the Delete button in the window prompt to confirm that you want to move the Review 360 item to the Deleted Items. When a folder is in the Deleted Items, you'll see the following choices: Remove from trash (Toolbar: Up left arrow icon) If the item was in a folder when you deleted it, it's restored to that same folder (unless the folder itself has also been deleted). Version history and feedback remain intact, so the content looks exactly like it did when it was deleted. You can’t open or view content while it’s in the Deleted Items folder. You’ll need to restore it before you can open it. Delete forever (Toolbar: Trash bin icon) Permanently delete an item by choosing Delete forever. To permanently remove all your deleted items at once, hover over the Deleted Items folder in the sidebar and click Empty. Manage Folders Use folders to organize your Review 360 items and quickly find what you need. Your folders are listed in the sidebar and automatically alphabetized. There are two permanent folders for personal plans and three for Articulate 360 Teams. The Private folder directory, the first folder on top, is the default view when you open Review 360. It's also where your items are stored when you first publish to Review 360 directly from authoring apps. Articulate 360 Teams have a Team directory to manage and collaborate on shared Review 360 items using team folders. The Deleted Items folder can be found at the bottom of the list. You have three options for creating a new folder or subfolder on your Review 360 dashboard: Navigate to where you'd like to create the folder, click New Folder at the top of your dashboard, give your folder a name, and click Save. Hover over a folder in the sidebar, click the More (•••) icon that appears, and choose New folder. Hover over an item, click the More (•••) icon that appears, and choose Move to. When the folder dialog appears, click the Create new folder icon in the lower right corner, give your folder a name, and click Move. To make changes to a folder, hover your mouse over a folder from the sidebar or the folder breadcrumb on top and click the More (•••) icon that appears. Or tick the checkbox in the upper-left corner to show the action toolbar on top (note that this also disables the More (•••) icon). Then select from the following actions: Rename (Toolbar: Pencil icon) Enter a new name for the folder and click Save to rename it. Move folder (Toolbar: Folder with arrow icon) Move your folder to an existing or new folder. Select a folder from the list or click the Create new folder icon, give your new folder a name, then click Move to move the folder to this location. Delete (Toolbar: Trash bin icon) Delete unneeded folders to make space for new ones. Click the Delete button when prompted to confirm that you want to move the folder and all its items to the Deleted Items. They remain in your Deleted Items folder until you permanently delete or restore them. When a folder is in the Deleted Items, you can do either of the following: Remove from trash (Toolbar: Up left arrow icon) Restore a folder and all its items to their original location. Click the View option that appears on the lower-left corner of your screen to jump to this location. Delete forever (Toolbar: Trash bin icon) When prompted, click the Delete forever button to permanently delete the folder and all its items. You can't undo this action. Tip: Click and drag the sidebar divider to the right for a better view of your folder structure. Organize Items and Folders Move or delete items and folders with ease. Select items and folders in three ways: Click and drag your mouse over the items and folders you want to include in the selection. Press Shift+click+drag or Ctrl/Cmd+click+drag to include items in separate sections or pages in the same folder. Hover your mouse over each item or folder and click the checkboxes in the upper-left corner of the card. Press Ctrl+A to select all the items and folders on the current page. You can use this keyboard shortcut across multiple pages in the same folder. To change location, click and drag the selected items to the destination folder on the sidebar or via the breadcrumb navigation on top. Or use the Move icon on the dynamic action toolbar on top to choose a new location, then click Move. To move items and folders to Deleted Items, click and drag the selected items to the folder or choose the Delete icon on the action toolbar. To permanently delete them, select the items and folders from the Deleted Items folder, click the Delete icon from the action toolbar, and choose Delete Forever from the prompt.22Views0likes0CommentsReach 360: Understanding User Permissions and Roles
Reach 360 users can have one of four non-owner roles, starting with the lowest levels of permission and access (learners) and increasing from there (reporters, managers, and admins). Each Reach 360 account also has an owner—this is the same as your Articulate 360 Teams owner. (Looking for information on how to add users to your Reach 360 account? Check out Reach 360: Manage Users.) Discover what learners, reporters, admins, and owners can do and access below: Learners can take training. They only see the Learn tab. Reporters can take training and access automatically generated metrics, either for groups as assigned or your entire account. They have access to the Learn and Analyze tabs. Managers can take training. For their assigned group, they can invite learners, remove group members, assign training, and view reports. They have access to the Learn and Analyze tabs, as well as some sections of the Manage tab. Reach 360 admins can do almost everything. They have access to the Learn, Manage, and Analyze tabs. Articulate 360 Team admins are not Reach 360 admins by default. The owner is the person who purchased your Articulate 360 subscription. In addition to having admin rights, they can change your Reach 360 URL and enable SSO for learners. To change the owner, please contact support. Here are the tasks that can be performed in a Reach 360 account and who has permission to do them. Task Admin Manager Reporter Learner Enroll self in and take assigned training Modify your own user profile (if not managed by SSO) Publish and delete training (including learning paths), control library visibility Create and manage custom certificates View all reports View reports as assigned Invite learners (including bulk import via CSV) Delete learners Create, rename, and delete groups (including via CSV) Add and remove group members (as assigned for Managers) Create, rename, and delete topics Generate API keys Create new libraries Enable/disable self-registration Owner Only Change your team's subdomain Change your team’s URL to a custom domain Enable SSO for learners454Views0likes0CommentsReview 360: Understand Tasks and Permissions
Every reviewer can perform common tasks, such as adding and editing comments, but some tasks can only be performed by the content owner or reviewers who sign in with Articulate IDs. This table lists all review tasks and who has permissions to do them. Task Content Owner Reviewer with an Articulate ID Reviewer without an Articulate ID Read comments, collapse/expand the sidebar, jump to timestamps in videos, change the feedback sort order, and zoom screenshots. Post comments, insert emojis, @mention other reviewers, and add attachments. Resolve comments, show/hide resolved comments, and reopen comments. Edit one’s own comments. Delete one’s own comments. View previous versions of the content. Mark reviews complete when you're an assigned reviewer and use your personalized URL to launch the content. Learn more about review requests. See badges for unread comments and mark all comments as read. Subscribe to the content and change notification settings. Export comments to CSV and PDF files. Share the content. Mark reviews complete when you're an assigned reviewer and use the public URL to launch the content. Learn more about review requests. Disable and re-enable comments. Delete comments posted by any reviewer. Check out the following links for more details on these tasks: Review 360: Get Started Review 360: Use Comments to Give Feedback Review 360: Subscribe and Change Notification Settings19Views0likes0CommentsReview 360: Share Items with Team Folders
Create shared team folders in Review 360 to organize your content and assign permissions. Allow multiple authors to publish new versions of the content you shared in these folders for better collaboration. Share Folders and Items Understand Tasks and Permissions Publish Collaboratively Get Answers to FAQs Share Folders and Items Move Review 360 items to the Team directory to share them with everyone on the team and let them publish new versions. Share them in folders to stay organized and customize the share settings. There are two ways to move folders and items. Hover over a single folder in the sidebar or an item card in the main window and click the More (•••) icon, then select the Move option. Move multiple items and folders by clicking the checkboxes that appear when you hover over them in the main window, then clicking the Move icon on the dynamic action toolbar at the top. Then, you have three where you can move your selected items and folders, each with slightly different steps. Team Root Directory Select Team from the tree directory and click Move. If you're moving a folder, click Set share settings. Add the Everyone group or choose specific team members in the folder share settings, then click Save. Note: Everyone on the team has editor permission for items in the team root directory. See the Understand Tasks and Permissions section below for more details. Existing Folder Select a folder in Team, then click Move. If you're moving a folder, Review 360 adds the share settings of the parent folder to the folder you moved. Learn more about permissions. New Folder Select a location in the Team section and click the Create new folder icon in the lower-left corner. Give your new folder a name, add/remove team members, and click Save. Note: Moving items to different folders or directories does not change their share link. Unshare a Folder or Item Unshare a folder or item by moving it anywhere in your Private directory. Use either of the two ways to move folders and items discussed above, then select a location in the Private section. Only owners can move folders and items they've shared. If you unshare a folder that contains folders or items owned by others, those folders and items are also unshared and moved to their Private directories. Delete a Shared Folder or Item Select folders and items as mentioned above, click the More (•••) icon, and select Delete. Only owners can delete their shared folder or item and move them to their Deleted Items folder. If you delete a folder that contains folders or items owned by others, those folders and items are also moved to their Deleted Items folders. Tip: Folders and items can only be deleted one at a time. Need to delete several items and folders? Move them to a new folder in bulk and then delete the folder. Restore a Shared Folder or Item From the Deleted Items, select the folder or item, and choose Remove from trash. Restoring shared folders or items moves them back to their original location. If the location or folder no longer exists, you'll find them in your Private directory. Understand Tasks and Permissions Everyone on the team has editor permissions to all Review 360 items in the root Team directory. Control who sees your shared items by moving them to team folders and customizing the folder share settings, as described below. Hover over the folder in the sidebar or the folder breadcrumb on top, click the More (•••) icon that appears, and choose Folder share settings. Or select the checkbox in the upper-left corner of the folder, then click the share icon on the dynamic action toolbar on top. In the pop-up that displays, search for specific team members by name or email and click their names to add them as editors. Or add the "Everyone" group to give all seatholders access to the folder. To remove access, hover over selected members and click the trash icon. Permissions can be either explicit or inherited. Explicit permission is manually adding the user or group through the folder share settings. It doesn't change even when you move the folder. Inherited permission is when the folder automatically adds the share settings from the parent folder. If the folder is moved to another location, its inherited permissions are replaced with the new parent folder's share settings. To convert inherited permissions to explicit, remove the permissions and manually add them back. Updating folder share settings applies the change to all subfolders under it. Currently, this also affects folders owned by other members. The permission on the updated folder is explicit, while the permissions on the subfolders are inherited. There are two roles in the folder share settings: owner and editor. See the table below to compare owner and editor permissions: Folders Tasks Owner Editor View the shared folder View shared folder permissions Create a subfolder in the shared folder Add a new item in the shared folder Rename the shared folder Change shared folder permissions Move the shared folder Delete the shared folder Items Tasks Owner Editor View items Download videos Publish new versions of an item Insert items as Storyline blocks in Rise 360 Hide and unhide versions of items Download Storyline 360 project backups Disable and re-enable comments Export videos to an LMS Modify share settings Copy the shareable link Allow users without Articulate IDs to comment Set a password to view the item Rename item titles Duplicate items Move items Delete items Restore versions Delete comments Publish Collaboratively Allow multiple authors to publish new versions of Review 360 items you shared using any Articulate 360 authoring app. Here's how: Publish your content to Review 360. Items are stored in the Private root directory when you first publish directly from authoring apps. Move it to any folder in the Team directory, including the root folder. Make sure co-authors have editor access to the folder. When co-authors choose to publish a new version of an existing item to Review 360 using the same authoring app, they'll see the item you shared on the list. For Storyline 360 items, editors also have the option to upload a new version, as shown below. Learn more about other editor tasks in the Understand Tasks and Permissions section above. To see who made changes to the shared item, click the Version drop-down list in the upper left corner of the screen to switch between versions. Editors can hide or unhide versions, but only owners can restore a version. Get Answers to FAQs Can I transfer ownership of folders and items? No, but editors can duplicate Review 360 items, and they'll own the copies. However, these won't include comments. You can also transfer ownership when removing the owner from the team subscription and selecting a new team member as the owner. As a folder editor, I can publish new versions of Rise 360 content in team folders, even if I'm not a course/microlearning manager in Rise 360. Is this expected? Yes, any seatholder in the same subscription with editor access to the Rise 360 item in Review 360 can publish a new version. This may include content on which you aren't assigned a collaborator role. Assigned collaborator roles in Rise 360 control who can publish the course or microlearning to Review 360. Assigned folder permissions in Review 360 team folders control who can publish new versions of the items in the folder. Note: When publishing a new version from Rise 360, you can select any content to which you have editor permissions in Review 360. Let us know how this works for your organization. What happens to shared content when the owner is removed from the team? When you remove someone from your team, you must transfer all their shared content to another member to complete the process. To keep the user's unshared content with their Articulate ID account, uncheck the Include personal content box. This is handy when the user is a contractor or freelancer who used their personal Articulate ID to join your team and has personal content connected to it. See this article for more information about managing content when users leave your team. If you're leaving the team, move all the content you want to keep to your Private directory first, then ask your admin to uncheck the Include personal content box when removing your access. More details on how long we'll keep your data here. Can I give non-seatholder admins access to team folders? Only seatholders in the same subscription can access team folders. Will I be notified when someone updates the items I shared? No, we don't send any notifications for team folders at this time. What should I do when I plan to merge subscriptions? We'll help you combine multiple Articulate 360 subscriptions to ensure shared content is transferred to the new subscription. Learn more about merging subscriptions. What happens when the subscription expires and I want to reactivate it? Shared content, such as Review 360 items in team folders, stays with the subscription. If you think you might renew your subscription later and want to keep your shared items, move them to your private directory before your subscription expires. Your online data remains intact if you renew your subscription with the same Articulate ID within six months. You'll have access to all your personal content items. Let us know if you need help retrieving shared content.299Views0likes0CommentsRise 360: Preview Content
You have options when it comes to previewing your Rise 360 training. You can quickly view your content as you develop it and, for external shareholders, you can share a link so that they can preview your content as well. Preview Content in Rise 360 Share a Preview Link Preview Content in Rise 360 Preview Rise 360 content at any time to see how it looks. It’s simple, responsive, interactive, and contextual. Simple Click Preview in the upper right corner of the editor to switch to preview mode. When you’re done, click Edit to exit preview mode and return to the editor. Responsive Click the device icons in the upper right corner to see how your course looks on computers, tablets, and smartphones. It’s fully responsive and adapts to each screen size and orientation beautifully without any extra work. Interactive Click through features, such as labeled graphic markers and accordion interactions, in the same way learners will experience them. Contextual For courses, if you’re on the course outline when you preview, you’ll see the entire course. If you’re editing a lesson when you preview, you’ll only see that lesson. For microlearning, you'll see the entire training. Share a Preview Link Sharing a Rise 360 preview link is easy. It’s there when you want to quickly share your in-progress draft or get input from someone that you’re not collaborating with in Review 360. Open the content from your Rise 360 dashboard. Click Share in the upper right corner of the screen, click the arrow to expand the Preview section, and copy the shareable link. (If you're the owner, you have the option to protect your course with a password.) Send the link to your shareholders. And if you set a password for it, be sure to give them the password too. Why Did My Preview Link Content Show Up in a Search Engine? Although share links are public, we prevent search engines from indexing our site. However, if you post these links on a public web page, they may be indexed by a search engine. If the item contains confidential information, set a password or limit access to specific users. Previewing content via a shareable link is not a hosting solution. Shared deliverables don't track learners’ progress and activity data isn't tracked like it is in Reach 360. When they leave and come back, they have to start all over. The Preview link is meant for previewing your in-progress work. Check outShare Content with Learners, to read more about our recommended methods for exporting your content for the best learner experience.103Views0likes0CommentsStoryline 360: Publishing a Course for Mobile Devices
Storyline 360 makes it easy to deliver courses to learners with tablets and smartphones. Here are answers to common questions about publishing mobile-ready courses. How do I publish courses for mobile devices? How do learners view courses on tablets and smartphones? Are published courses responsive? Do they adapt to different screen sizes? Can courses be viewed on iPads? Can courses be viewed on iPhones? Can courses be viewed on Android devices? How do I track learners' progress when they view content on mobile devices? How do I publish courses for mobile devices? It's easy! Since Adobe discontinued Flash, simply publish your course forweb or LMS/LRS. You don't have to do any extra work. You'llget HTML5-only output that works beautifully inall major browserson desktop and mobile devices. How do learners view courses on tablets and smartphones? Give learners a link to your published course, as described in the following table. When learners click the link,the HTML5 output will launch in their default web browser. If you publish for... Then do this... Review 360 Open your web browser to your Review 360 home page and click your course to open it. Click Share in the upper right corner. If you want to password-protect your course, mark the box to Set a password and enter a password in the field provided. Copy the shareable link, then send it to your viewers. Be sure to give them the password, too, if you added one. Web Upload your published course to a web server, then send learners a link to the story.html file. LMS/LRS Upload your published course to your LMS/LRS. Each LMS/LRS uses a different process for this. Contact your LMS/LRS administrator if you need help uploading, launching, or tracking content. Are published courses responsive? Do they adapt to different screen sizes? HTML5 courses published with Storyline 360 use the responsive mobile player when viewed on tablets and smartphones. The responsive player dynamically adapts to different tablets and smartphones, providing an optimized view of your course on every device—no extra work required. It fluidly responds to different mobile screen sizes and orientations, hiding sidebar menus till you need them, eliminating browser chrome, and delivering mobile-friendly playback controls. The responsive player moves out of the way to maximize the screen real estate for your slide content. Your content will maintainits aspect ratio, but it’ll scale to fill as much of the screen as possible on tablets and smartphones. Visit these responsive mobile player FAQs for details. Can courses be viewed on iPads? Yes.When learners launch your course, it’ll automatically open intheir default browser. Can courses be viewed on iPhones? Yes. When learners launch your course, it’ll automatically open in their default browser. Can courses be viewed on Android devices? Yes.When learners launch your course, it’ll automatically open intheir default browser. How do I track learners' progress when they view content on mobile devices? Publish your course for LMS/LRS. Storyline 360 supports AICC, SCORM, xAPI (Tin Can API), and cmi5 output. Then follow the steps for your LMS/LRS to upload the published output and enroll learners. When learners launch the course, it'll automatically open in their default web browser. The HTML5 output works beautifully inall major browserson desktop and mobile devices.103Views0likes0CommentsArticulate 360 Teams: Streamline Course Catalog Management
Thanks to Articulate 360 Teams features, managing an extensive course catalog—and the creators involved—doesn't have to be intimidating. In this article, you'll learn to streamline your processes for creating, reviewing, and refreshing content to take advantage of some collaboration tools built into Articulate 360. Create Courses Faster With Project Templates Do you have predefined style guidelines or work with large course catalogs? Do you need to reuse slide layouts, block types, quizzes, colors, and fonts? Templates can save you countless hours. In Storyline 360, you can build a library of templates by turning interactions and slide layouts from existing projects into shared slides. In Rise 360, you can build block templates and question banks that your team members can add to their courses. Learn more about each feature below. Shared Team Slides in Storyline 360 Easily collaborate on Storyline 360 projects with a library of shared team slides. Team members can upload and download slides, scenes, and entire projects, all within Storyline 360. It's perfect for sharing project templates, slides that need to be in every course, and other reusable slide content, such as interactions and quiz questions. Here's the breakdown of tasks and permissions for team slides. Shared Block Templates in Rise 360 Build Rise 360 courses faster by saving existing blocks and their content as templates. When you share those templates with your team, everyone can reuse them in other Rise 360 courses. Creating block templates is a great way to ensure consistency across courses for common lesson types, such as course objectives. Check out these FAQs for what to expect when using block templates with your team. Question Banks in Rise 360 Create repositories of questions that can be used in any course Rise 360 you create and share them with your team so everyone can quickly create quizzes with consistent questions, answers, feedback, and media. That way, authors can build knowledge checks and quizzes that draw from these banks rather than displaying the same static questions whenever a learner takes the course. When you share a question bank, team members can use your questions and, with the proper permissions, modify them or add their own. Here's how roles and permissions work for question banks. Make Courses and Assets Easier to Find With Clear Folder Structures Shared team folders in Rise 360 and Review 360 can save significant time and labor. To get the most out of this feature in both apps and find the content you need quickly, start by establishing a clear folder structure that everyone on your team can understand and use. This article details folder structures and other tips for managing content: Rise 360: How to Organize Content. (We also have tips for managing Storyline 360 projects in this resource: Storyline 360: Tips for Managing Project Files.) Once your folder guidelines are in place in both Rise 360 and Review 360, you and your team can take full advantage of shared team folders, as described below. Shared Team Folders in Rise 360 Create shared team folders in Rise 360 to organize your content and assign permissions. Quickly assign roles to multiple authors for the content shared in these folders for better collaboration. Shared Team Folders in Review 360 Set up shared team folders in Review 360 to organize your content, assign permissions, and invite collaborators. You can even allow multiple authors to publish new versions of a course to the same Review 360 project. Resolve Feedback Faster With Integrated Comments Make the content review process more efficient with integrated comments in Rise 360 and Storyline 360. This feature keeps approved project assets and actionable stakeholder feedback easily accessible within Storyline 360 and Rise 360. It also helps you and your team manage large-scale projects efficiently. Learn more below. Integrated Comments in Rise 360 and Storyline 360 Eliminate back-and-forth toggling between apps with Review 360 comments that appear in context as you work in Rise 360 and Storyline 360. Browse through stakeholder feedback, reply to and resolve comments, and add suggested images in real-time—all in one place. Keep Content Reviews on Track With Review Requests Whether working on new projects or updating existing ones, you need information from subject-matter experts (SMEs) and stakeholder approvals. Send review requests to quickly share your content with reviewers for feedback, monitor their progress, and automatically send due date reminders to keep things on target. Learn more below. Request Reviews in Review 360 Keep your team on track without the hassle of spreadsheets or phone calls. Send and track requests for specific stakeholders to review a content item from Review 360. With email notifications, due dates, visible statuses, and completion buttons, you’ll never miss another deadline. Safeguard Work by Versioning, Duplicating, and Backing Up Projects Throughout the course creation process, you might end up with multiple versions of files. A good versioning process keeps your project files in order, saving you time in the long run. So when it comes time to refresh a course, you'll know what the most up-to-date version is. Here are two resources offering tips for file versioning when using Storyline 360: What You Need to Know About File Versioning Your Storyline 360 Projects 7 Insider Secrets for Working With Large Teams on E-Learning Projects (Save Multiple Versions of Your Course) If you're using Rise 360, one tip is to create a copy of the entire course whenever you make sweeping updates. That way, you can edit the duplicate course while retaining the original version in case you need to revert to it. There are also some built-in versioning features in Articulate 360. With Review 360, you can track revision history and back up your Storyline 360 files. Learn more below. Manage Versions of Review 360 Content Items Use Review 360 to manage your version history, control which versions your reviewers see, and designate a version as the current one. Find out more. Cloud Backup in Storyline 360 and Review 360 Access your Storyline 360 project files from anywhere and share them with team members by uploading your source files to Review 360. Work with confidence, knowing your files are safe and easy to access. Wrap-Up Articulate 360 Teams features make managing a comprehensive course catalog easier and more efficient. And following the best practices described above to optimize your course management process will allow you to harness these powerful collaboration features. Here's to working smarter—not harder!38Views0likes0CommentsArticulate 360 Teams: Understanding Content Ownership and Transfer Scenarios
Teams change, but the need to know how to handle your team’s content doesn’t. Read on to find out how ownership determines access to online content. Then, learn how to transfer content when access changes due to team departures or subscription modifications. Content Ownership The online content you create with Articulate 360 apps is owned by the subscription. It is also linked to your Articulate ID and considered your personal content. This personal content includes: Rise 360 courses, microlearning, and question banks in the private directory Unshared Rise 360 block templates Review 360 items and folders in the private directory If you share personal content with other authors or create content in team folders, it becomes shared content. That means it cannot be moved off of the subscription until it's made personal again. Shared content includes: Rise 360 courses, microlearning, and question banks in the team directory Rise 360 courses and microlearning with collaborators Shared Rise 360 block templates Review 360 items and folders in the team directory Storyline 360 shared team slides Transfer Scenarios Since the subscription owns shared content, changes in team membership and subscriptions may affect access to the content created. Here are a few scenarios where content is transferred or unlinked due to changes in subscription. Users Leave the Team Users Move to Another Subscription Subscriptions Merge Subscriptions Reduce Seats Subscriptions Expire or are Cancelled Users Leave the Team When removing a user from the subscription after someone has left, an admin must transfer the user's shared content to someone else on the team. The admin must also choose whether to include the user's personal content in the transfer or let the departing user keep it. If the admin wants to transfer the content to a new user and there's no open seat, they can temporarily add the new user as admin. Review this user guide to learn more. Users Move to Another Subscription A user can take personal content with them when they move to another subscription because that content is linked to their Articulate ID. They can turn any shared content they own into personal content by unsharing or transferring it to their private directory before they leave the current subscription. To allow a departing team member to maintain access to their personal content, choose not to include their personal content when prompted during the removal process. They'll regain access to their personal content when they join the new team. Let us know if we can help through this process. Subscriptions Merge Having one subscription for everyone on your team lets you fully utilize Articulate 360's collaborative features. Contact us at success@articulate.com if you want to combine subscriptions. We'll set everything up and ensure your team's content (private and shared) remains intact. Read this article to learn what happens when merging subscriptions and how to complete the process. Subscriptions Reduce Seats If needed, you can request a seat reduction for your subscription. However, you may risk losing content if you wait for the system to remove the seatholders automatically upon renewal. To maintain access to private and shared content, make sure to free up the number of seats being reduced before the renewal date. Learn more about reducing seats in a subscription in this article. (For Articulate 360 trials, read this article when buying fewer seats than the number of users in your trial.) Subscriptions Expire or are Cancelled When you cancel your subscription or let it expire, your personal content stays with your Articulate ID, but shared content remains with the original subscription. We'll keep your content on our servers for up to six months after your paid subscription expires or your free trial ends. Read this article to know what to do before canceling your subscription. If you decide to resubscribe within six months, contact us at success@articulate.com. We'll set you up with a new subscription and transfer shared content from the previous one. Learn more about the steps to replace a lapsed subscription.72Views0likes0CommentsArticulate 360 Teams: Reducing Seats in a Subscription
We understand that business needs may sometimes require you to scale down the size of your Articulate 360 Teams subscription, and we're here to support you. When you request a seat reduction, we’ll update that seat count at renewal, and our system will remove seatholders to reach the reduced count. Unassigned seats will be removed first, then unclaimed invites, and finally active seats, starting with the last one assigned. If the system removes an active seatholder, the team will lose access to any shared content from the removed seatholder until that seatholder rejoins the team subscription. If the removed seatholder joins a different subscription, they will lose access to all the content they own—both personal and shared. We can help reconnect these from the backend, but removing users before renewal gives you more control over what happens to content and avoids disruption. We recommend following these steps: Check your renewal date in the Manage Team tab of your Account Management Console. Before this date, answer these questions: Which users do you want to remove from the team? Who will receive their shared content? Will you let them keep their personal content? Review thisuser guide on managing content when users leave your team. Before renewal day, remove the users and transfer their content based on your answers in step #2.11Views0likes0CommentsStoryline 360: Using Integrated Review 360 Comments
Get Review 360 comments in context as you work in Storyline 360, eliminating back-and-forth toggling between apps. With integrated comments, you can address stakeholder feedback, reply to and resolve comments, and add suggested images in real-time—all in one place. View Comments Add Text and Images from Comments Post Comments Resolve and Reopen Comments Understand Compatibility View Comments Review 360 comments only appear in Storyline 360 courses you've published to Review 360. Once you upload content to Review 360, the Comments panel instantly appears on the right of the screen. To view comments, select a slide and click the triangle in the upper right corner of the Comments panel. Comments are tied to specific slides, so the comments in the panel change as you move from one slide to another. Each comment includes a screenshot of how the slide looked when the stakeholder added feedback, providing context for your edits. Click the screenshot hyperlink to maximize the image in your web browser. Linked Review 360 Items When you publish multiple Review 360 items for a project, you can navigate and address stakeholder feedback for each right in Storyline 360. Once you republish your project as a new item in Review 360, the Comments panel displays a drop-down menu where you can easily switch between items. Linked Review 360 items are retained in Storyline 360 when you save your project as a new file, make a copy of it, or upload it to the cloud. When you share project files, collaborators have access to slide comments from linked Review 360 items unless you password-protect your content or only let invited users view your item. You can unlink Review 360 items by saving the project as a Storyline template, uploading it to team slides, or creating a new file and importing the slides. Add Text and Images From Comments Apply text from comments to the corresponding slide by hovering over the text and clicking the arrow icon. Add images from comments to corresponding slides. Hover over the asset and click the magnifying glass icon that displays, then click the arrow icon next to the enlarged version of the image. You can also download the image from the comment. Post Comments Continue collaborating with stakeholders directly in Storyline 360. Place your cursor in a comment box or reply field, type your comment or paste text from your clipboard, then click the Post button. If you change your mind, click Cancel. Your comments automatically sync with the discussion in Review 360. Hover over your posted comments for edit and delete options. Resolve and Reopen Comments Resolve addressed comments to keep the Comments panel from getting cluttered. Hover over an individual comment or the first comment in a discussion thread, then click the check mark icon that appears. You can also reopen a comment or discussion that was previously resolved. Check the Show resolved comments box, hover over the comment, then click the green check mark icon that appears. Understand Compatibility Integrated comments are exclusive to Storyline 360 as of July 2023. You can open, edit, and publish projects with integrated comments in Storyline 3 and earlier versions of Storyline 360. However, in-app comments won't display.63Views0likes0Comments