Show Us Your AI Makeover!
Whether you joined the AI Assistant: Beyond the Basics webinar or are just starting to explore what the AI Assistant can do, this challenge is for you. In the session, we shared ways to go beyond quick drafts, using AI to help with the trickier parts of course creation, like writing questions, refining lessons, generating images, or even creating scenarios. Now it’s your turn to experiment and share what you’ve built. 💡 Show us your “AI Makeover” Post a quick before-and-after example of how you used AI Assistant to transform your content. You could share: A short “before” snippet — like SME notes, a few bullet points, a slide, or a paragraph of draft text The “after” — what AI helped you build from it (for example, an outline, lesson, quiz, or visual) A quick note about how you refined or customized what AI created ✨ Or just join the conversation: What parts of your workflow feel easiest to improve with AI right now? Where are you still experimenting or getting stuck? Have you discovered any prompt tricks or creative uses worth sharing? Let’s use this thread to keep building on what was learned in the session and learn from each other’s experiments along the way.An AI-Powered Knowledge Check in Storyline
I've been wrestling with this challenge for a while: How do we get learners to reflect without relying on quiz after quiz? How can we use open-ended questions to encourage deeper thought? I've long considered AI for this, but there were hurdles... How do you integrate it into an Articulate Storyline course without paying for tokens or setting up contracts? And how do you do it without leaking credentials in the course itself? Can it be done without having to modify code after exporting the course? I learned recently that Hugging Face Transformers provide a solution. You can now download an AI model to the learner's machine and run it locally in their browser. I've managed to get this running reliably in Storyline, and you don't have to modify the code after export! In the final slide of the demo, your goal is to recall as much as possible from the podcast/summary. The AI will then check your response and give you a percentage score based on what you remembered. Live demo & tutorial here: https://insertknowledge.com/building-an-ai-powered-knowledge-check-in-storyline/ If you want to learn how I recommend starting with the sentiment analysis because it's easier to get started. I've also provided a file to download in that tutorial if you want to reverse engineer it.AI Analysis
Not Articulate-related, but I’m analyzing some data (learner survey responses) using AI (Copilot and ChatGPT). The issue is that it is a real struggle to get the same format for every document, although the data docs themselves are all in the same format. Does anyone have any advice for this? P.S.: I tried asking Copilot about this, but the solution it gave didn’t work. Thanks!AI in E-Learning: Opportunities and Innovation in Instructional Design
Our new micro e-learning course dives into the top 3 questions shaping the future of AI in instructional design. Hear expert audio insights, explore real-world examples and discover practical ways to bring AI into your own projects. 👉 Click the link below to start learning and unlock new possibilities with AI: https://www.swiftelearningservices.com/ai-in-e-learning/AI Assistant in Rise: Show & Tell!
Whether you joined the Overview of AI Assistant in Rise session or you’re just starting to explore the feature, this thread is for you! It’s Show & Tell time — we want to see what happens when you put AI Assistant to work in Rise. ✅ You can: Share what you made (bonus points for screenshots!) Describe your favorite AI prompt or surprise moment Ask others how they’d approach something differently 💡 Not sure where to start? Try one of these: Rewrite an intro paragraph block in a new tone or voice Use AI Assistant to generate an image for your course Use Instant Convert to transform an existing block into something new Ask AI to brainstorm scenarios for your learners 🎯 Want a little extra challenge? Create a “before and after” — show how AI Assistant transformed a block, image, or section of your course. 👉 What did you build (or discover) with AI Assistant in Rise? Drop your Show & Tell below!Intuitive Role Playing Exercise with Feedback
Hello, is there an AI tool within Storyline or Rise where you can insert an intuitive back-and-forth role-playing activity that provides real-time feedback to users depending on their responses to help enhance communication skills during customer service calls?Character Expression/Pose Series Using Photo Characters?
I have a common problem in many of my e-learning projects. I want to have a photographic character, say a man at a desk on the phone, looking happy. I then want a version of him with an angry expression. I then want a version of him with an exhausted expression. I want to choose the age, race, etc. In addition, I want to be able to easily change the background, etc. Trying to find this kind of a character series has been difficult. I have resorted to finding stock video and then grabbing frames out of the video that represent the expressions. But I cannot adjust the backgrounds very easily. Does anyone know of an AI tool where you can create a photographic character, and then show the character in multiple poses/expressions/etc. Thanks for any advice!AI Won’t Replace Skill - This Will!
We’re in an era where anyone can make studio-level visuals in minutes. But real creators know the secret isn’t AI alone, it’s how you fuse it with your own craft. In my latest YouTube video, I walk through how I designed Kai inside a 3D scene, a 3D low-poly character for an eLearning scene, combining Blender modeling with AI tools like Seedream and Gemini. The result? A branded, professional-grade animation that stays original and on-style. If you’re a learning experience designer, 3D artist, or just exploring how to use AI effectively, this one’s for you. Watch the full video on YouTube and see how to stay creative in the AI era.
