Keep Articulate library character at a fixed point within 360 image navigation
Hello, I am working on an eLearning course on a simulated bank robbery to have learners practice going through the correct steps when navigating a robbery situation. I have 360 images of the teller POV from behind our teller line in one of our branches, and was going to use a character from the Articulate library as our "robber". However, I want the learner to be able to pan around the "teller line" and choose to interact with objects such as their computer, their drawer, etc, but that means that the character/robber stays fixed in the center of the screen as they pan around, rather than staying in his spot as they navigate the simulation. I have gone back and forth with Copilot and gotten a ton of wrong/impossible answers...surely I can't be the only person using a library character in tandem with a 360 image! Has anyone figured out a way to do this? I really feel like it shouldn't be this hard... I have images added of what it is looking like in practice. Any guidance on workarounds or ideas to code something are very welcome!Accessing learners'answers to quiz
Hi ! My company uses Talentsoft and Articulate 360. One of my expert needs to access each learner's answers to the quiz from each learner to see where they were right or wrong. Is it possible via Talentsoft ? Is there something to configure in my quiz ? I know I can access this information using Reach 360 but I am supposed use Talentsoft. Thanks for your help. RebeccaBlocks not loading when Rise course is viewed
Hi, I'm having a problem with a project I'm working on. There are some problematic blocks which refuse to load for some reason. For instance, there should be a question here (screenshot taken from the "preview" section in the Rise editor. There is no media to load in the block - just a standard text question, as seen below: This happens with other blocks too - my client has noticed it happening when loading certain images. We assumed that it was perhaps down to a loading issue on either his connection, or my hosting - but now that it's happening in the Rise editor, it seems that something is happening that I can't explain. Any thoughts?PRIMER: Pretest in a Storyline Course
Storyline 360 lets you include a Pre-Check quiz (that is, a pretest). If a user passes the Pre-Check, Storyline submits that score and marks the course as complete. If the user fails the Pre-Check, Storyline won't mark the course as complete until the user finishes another designated tracking option. For example, you could track completion with a Final Assessment or with a Complete Course trigger. If you include more than one additional tracking option, Storyline marks the course as complete based on the first tracking option that the user finishes. Even when the user fails the Pre-Check, Storyline submits the quiz data to the LMS/LRS. You have to work with your LMS/LRS team for how to extract that data. The attached file demonstrates and explains how to set up a Pre-Check in Storyline. Here are some additional resources: Storyline 360: Adding Result Slides | Articulate - Community (Choose a Quiz Type) Storyline 360: Changing the Resume Behavior | Articulate - Community Storyline 360: Publishing a Course for LMS/LRS Distribution | Articulate - Community (Choose Reporting & Tracking Options) Storyline 360: More Quizzing and Tracking Options Yukon Learning YouTube: How to ADD a Pretest in Storyline 360 Note: Rise 360 only allows tracking via one option. It doesn't include pretest functionality.Rise Single-Font Limitation for Localization
I might be missing something, but during localization testing in Rise, it seems you can only select one font for the entire course. If you change the font in the Theme of one language in the stack it changes it for all courses in the stack. This isn't a big issue for courses that only use standard Latin characters but does become a problem with Asian scripts. Our usual font pairing uses Inter but Inter doesn’t support the character set for Japanese or Simplified Chinese. I’ve seen recommendations for Noto Sans, but that’s not a built-in option in Rise. And unless you use the CJK variant, it still won’t cover all characters. (And the CJK version isn’t a single font file—it’s multiple versions—so it would likely have the same issue.) How are others dealing with this limitation? Any best practices for keeping the course readable and visually consistent across English, Japanese, and Chinese would be greatly appreciated!Set Focus, I need assistance
I created the attached Story to encourage learners to answer questions related to a 'method' for solving a payments participant-related conundrum. Using 5 data input fields, I can capture the learner's input, and I have some JavaScript worked out to validate the input matches one of the acceptable answers. Because there are no object states for data input fields and I did not want the learner to go back a question and change their answer, I used triggers to reveal each of the 5 questions in turn and freeze the answer for previously asked/answered questions. Problem is I cannot get the focus set programmatically. All suggestions are welcome.Rise exit course button not adjusting to background
It seems to stay black regardless of the background color or image. In the past, it shifted to white on dark backgrounds. It's white in this YouTube demo. In the course I'm currently working on, the exit button text is black. This is not WCAG contrast-compliant.
