Issue with resizing rectangles less than 50px high?
I've never got round to posting this but it's started irritating me now so worth an ask. Is there a setting I've missed that would cause me to struggle very much to resize any rectangle to less than 50px height? It keeps snapping back to 50px. I usually get there after threatening the computer and trying a few times (usually having to type the exact height, but often I don't know the exact height I want as I use it for things like highlighting or covering parts of software screens), but this is very annoying. It has persisted for me over several versions of SL. I'm not on the latest version but I don't update during a long project precisely because strange things happen when we update. Recording of a small amount of my screen included for illustration - you'll notice it snapping back to 50 multiple times.Create personal document from Rise course?
Is this possible? We are looking for a solution that will allow students who take our Rise course to put in personal reflections after each section, and be able to download a personal document with these reflections upon completion of the course. If this cannot be done, does anyone have creative ideas about how to achieve a similar effect? Thank you in advance!Rise Quiz Answers Cannot Have Punctuation?
My Exported Rise SCORM 1.2 file hosted on the Docebo eLearning platform fails to be marked as "completed" even though it says 100%. Instead, it stays marked as "In Progress". I am not sure if this is an Articulate or Docebo (my lms) issue, but I narrowed down the problem to the fact that quiz answers cannot have punctuation (commas). If they do, the course never gets marked as completed even though it passes on SCORM Cloud. Anyone experience a similar issue where adding punctuation to quiz answers breaks their exported module? I appreciate any feedback. Thanks! More info below. Example 1 - Fails - Module containing quiz question WITH answers containing commas. - User goes through module, fails/passes quiz, module marked as 100% and exits course, but the exit screen hangs and the LMS marks module as "in progress" Example 2 - Works - Module containing quiz question WITHOUT answers containing commas. - same module - user goes through same process. Exits and the exit screen closes successfully. The module gets correctly marked as "Completed". Looking at the SCORM Cloud log, there seems to be an error in how the system decodes , into --. I think this is where the LMS is hanging, but this can't be an issue right...? Otherwise, someone else must have come across it. Marked Log Page Raw Log Page + [13:46:01.899] LMSSetValue('cmi.interactions.1.id', 'Quiz_What_is_the_correct_order_of_data_transmission._0') returned 'true' in 0 seconds + [13:46:01.899] LMSSetValue('cmi.interactions.1.type', 'choice') returned 'true' in 0 seconds - [13:46:01.899] LMSSetValue('cmi.interactions.1.student_response', 'Transaction-Layer--Data-Link-Layer--Physical-Layer--Application-Layer') returned 'false' in 0 seconds [13:46:01.899] CheckForSetValueError (cmi.interactions.1.student_response, Transaction-Layer--Data-Link-Layer--Physical-Layer--Application-Layer, cmi.interactions.n.student_response, 1, ) [13:46:01.899] Element is: interactions.student_response [13:46:01.899] SCORM ERROR FOUND - Set Error State: 405 - cmi.interactions.n.student_response must be a valid CMIFeedback - value must be consistent with interaction type. Your value is: Transaction-Layer--Data-Link-Layer--Physical-Layer--Application-Layer [13:46:01.899] LMSGetLastError() returned '405' in 0 seconds [13:46:01.899] LMSGetErrorString('405') returned 'Incorrect Data Type' in 0 seconds [13:46:01.899] LMSGetDiagnostic('') returned 'cmi.interactions.n.student_response must be a valid CMIFeedback - value must be consistent with interaction type. Your value is: Transaction-Layer--Data-Link-Layer--Physical-Layer--Application-Layer' in 0 seconds - [13:46:01.899] LMSSetValue('cmi.interactions.1.student_response', 't') returned 'true' in 0 seconds [13:46:01.899] CheckForSetValueError (cmi.interactions.1.student_response, t, cmi.interactions.n.student_response, 1, ) [13:46:01.899] Element is: interactions.student_response [13:46:01.899] Call is error free. [13:46:01.899] StoreValue (cmi.interactions.1.student_response, t, cmi.interactions.n.student_response, 1, ) [13:46:01.899] Element is: interactions.student_response + [13:46:01.899] LMSSetValue('cmi.interactions.1.correct_responses.0.pattern', 'Application-layer--Transaction-Layer--Data-Link-Layer--Physical-Layer') returned 'false' in 0 seconds [13:46:01.899] LMSGetLastError() returned '405' in 0 seconds [13:46:01.899] LMSGetErrorString('405') returned 'Incorrect Data Type' in 0 seconds [13:46:01.899] LMSGetDiagnostic('') returned 'cmi.interactions.n.correct_responses.n.pattern must be a valid CMIFeedback - value must be consistent with interaction type. Your value is: Application-layer--Transaction-Layer--Data-Link-Layer--Physical-Layer' in 0 seconds + [13:46:01.899] LMSSetValue('cmi.interactions.1.correct_responses.0.pattern', 'a') returned 'true' in 0 seconds + [13:46:01.899] LMSSetValue('cmi.interactions.1.result', 'wrong') returned 'true' in 0 seconds + [13:46:01.899] LMSSetValue('cmi.interactions.1.weighting', '1') returned 'true' in 0 seconds + [13:46:01.899] LMSSetValue('cmi.interactions.1.latency', '0000:00:02.0') returned 'true' in 0 seconds + [13:46:01.899] LMSSetValue('cmi.interactions.1.objectives.0.id', '0') returned 'true' in 0 seconds + [13:46:01.899] LMSSetValue('cmi.interactions.1.time', '13:46:01') returned 'true' in 0 seconds + [13:46:01.899] LMSCommit('') returned 'true' in 0 seconds + [13:46:02.007] LMSSetValue('cmi.suspend_data', '{"v":2,"d":How Are You Managing Large Facilitator Guides? Looking for Alternatives to Word Documents
Hi everyone, I'm looking for ideas and examples of how others manage facilitator guides for established training programs. Current setup: We have a fully developed training program for new hires. Training includes a blend of e-learning, videos, activities, discussions, and instructor-led sessions. Our facilitator guides have grown significantly over time as we've added updates, notes, discussion prompts, facilitator instructions, links, and resources. We're currently using Word documents, but they're becoming increasingly difficult to manage due to their size and complexity. We're running into issues with navigation, version control, updates, and overall usability for facilitators. I'm curious: What format or platform do you use for facilitator guides? Have you moved away from Word documents? If so, to what? Do you use SharePoint pages, Articulate Rise, knowledge bases, wikis, Notion, Confluence, LMS resources, or something else? How do you organize content so facilitators can quickly find what they need during delivery? Any lessons learned from transitioning from a traditional facilitator guide to a more dynamic solution? I'd love to hear what has worked (or not worked) for your team. Thanks in advance!Putting a PDF viewer in a Rise 360 course
Hello! I have a 55-page document that I would like people to be able to download or scroll through within the course. I know how to add it as an attachment for them to download, but I'd like a pdf viewer so they can "preview" it, basically. I have found how to do this within Storyline and a third-party subscription-based tool but haven't found anything for Rise. Thanks!Need Help with a Storyline Drag-and-Drop Activity
Hi Everyone, I hope you are doing well. I am new to Articulate Storyline and currently trying to create a simple drag-and-drop activity for 3–4 year old children. The activity is based on a pizza-making game where children drag the correct toppings onto the correct pizza after watching a short introductory video. I am sharing my Storyline file here and would really appreciate your guidance on a couple of things: How can I lock the objects once they are dropped correctly onto the target? After all the correct toppings are placed, how can I automatically move to the next slide? I also plan to keep a Submit button — so I would appreciate suggestions on the best workflow for young learners. Since I am still learning, any feedback, tips, or improvements on the interaction design would be extremely helpful. Thank you so much for your time and support! Best regards, KishoreChange State of Button When Pass Test
Hello, Can someone look at this sample .story and tell me why my button isn't changing state to visited if someone passes a quiz? There are two buttons on the start slide. Click the Test button. Pass the one question quiz. Return to the start slide. The Play button should change to a state of visited. End goal. I want the learner to choose between testing out and branching to the content. If they fail the test, they have to branch to the course content. If the pass the test, the Play button's state is set to visited but is still active if they want see the course content anyway. I've tried everything. I can't figure out why even though the variable is changing the trigger isn't working.Error Loading Course on Apple Products - iPhone, iPad
I have 3 courses that have been live for a few months, and I've continued to have complaints that users are running into issues when trying to open a course created in RISE360 from our LMS site. I have been able to narrow the issue down to Apple. It happens mostly on iPhones and iPads running later versions of iOS, but sometimes on newer versions too. Sometimes the screen will go black, then kick them back to our website and sometimes they will receive a white error message page. 89% of our users are mobile and Apple users make up a good portion of that. What do I need to do to fix this?!?Translation/Localization Formatting
Hello! I'm looking for best practices for when a Rise course is localized and text boxes inside custom blocks need to be resized. My options seem to be limited to: Resize text in translated version to fit "English-sized" text box. Resize English version text box to accommodate any/all translated languages. Just curious what others are doing in this situation and if anybody is willing to share what works best for them. Thanks!
