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451 TopicsStoryline Characters pared with Voices
It would be great if the character models could record their own voices, so if an eLearning Developer chooses that character, they could also use their voice. For instance, if the developer chooses Atsumi it can be pared with Atsumi's actual voice.55Views0likes2CommentsRISE Ai - Staying true to source material
I have a series of documents and I would like each one to be turned into it's own Rise elearning using the Ai function. I do not, however, want any of the text changed. I simply want courses that only use the text provided. In the settings, I've tried a number of instructions, ie "only use source material", "do not change any text or punctuation from source material" etc. but it continues to deviate from the script. Any thoughts on how to get RISE Ai to create a course strictly based on the content of a document without deviation? Thanks!Solved27Views0likes2CommentsAutomatic closed caption is not working with ai text to speech
Automatic closed caption is not working with ai text to speech. Generate Closed Captions in audio tools is working I have a template audio ai audio file that I update with new text ( this ensures that the ai advanced setting do not default with each new audio generation). I have generate captions ticked but It does nor generate. I have to go into audio tools and click generate captions each time.87Views0likes9CommentsNew in Storyline's AI Assistant: JavaScript Interactions
We just shipped something I have been itching to talk about. You can now use the AI assistant in Storyline to generate custom JavaScript triggers that turn a static slide into a dynamic interaction. Not just “show layer when variable changes” dynamic. I mean real, game-like behavior. This feature unlocks a lot for course authors: Lightweight gamification More immersive and engaging content Unique interactions that are tough or flat out impossible with built-in triggers alone And the best part is you can iterate with the chat. Ask for tweaks. Refine the behavior. Adjust the difficulty. Clean up the logic. All without needing to write a single line of JavaScript code yourself. Non-coders rejoice! I saw a LinkedIn post recently showing off a fun "fruit drop" game where learners move a basket along the bottom of the screen catching falling fruit. It looked fairly involved and it made me wonder: could the AI Assistant help me create something similar? So I tried it. I laid out a simple slide with images of fruit and a basket. Then I opened the AI Assistant and started prompting. I had the core mechanics working in about 20 minutes. I spent another hour or so polishing and iterating to get what I have today. I was really impressed with just how quickly it all came together. I also really liked how the AI would point out things it couldn't do yet, while still giving me a way forward. For example, it's not able to create Storyline variables (yet), so it instead asked me to create the variable and give it the name so it could use it in the JavaScript. The attached gif shows it in action, or you can play it for yourself on Review 360, I'll put a link in the comments. While this was a really fun and rewarding exercise, it's not perfect. We're actively working to smooth things out. Have you tried this out yet? If so I'm curious: What worked well? Where did it fall down? What kinds of interactions are you trying to build? Drop your examples, wins, frustrations, and "I wish it could..." ideas in the comments. We're listening. If you've been intimidated by JavaScript in Storyline, this might be your moment to jump in. Check out this video tutorial for inspiration: https://community.articulate.com/kb/ai-assistant-tutorials/create-ai-generated-javascript-interactions-in-storyline/125044654Views0likes1CommentSome AI Voices are Going Away in April: What to do Next
Following changes from our text-to-speech partner, ElevenLabs, some AI voices will be retired in April 2026, and we want to make sure you have time and support to plan ahead. What this means: Any audio you’ve already generated with these voices will not go away. After April 2026, you won’t be able to create new audio using the retired voices. You will also no longer be able to regenerate audio in existing courses using these voices. What to do next: If you've used one of these voices in your trainings, you'll receive direct email outreach from us. Review the AI voices that will be retired and ElevenLabs’ recommended replacements: View the impacted voices and how to update them. Stop using the soon-to-be-deprecated voices in your trainings. While existing audio will continue to play, you won’t be able to regenerate or create new audio with these voices after April. Look out for more direction from us soon. Our team is working on tools to help you easily swap voices on impacted audio files. We’re also exploring other ways to avoid similar disruptions in the future. We know that losing access to voices can be disruptive. We’d love to learn from the community as you navigate this change: If you’ve already navigated a voice swap, consider sharing what worked for you. What would make a migration tool most helpful for your workflow? If you need one-on-one help, our Support team is always here at support@articulate.com413Views5likes7CommentsInegrate MS Copilot in Rise or Storyline Projects
Hi everyone, I hope you're all doing well! I'm currently working on several e-learning projects using Articulate Rise and I'm interested in integrating Microsoft Copilot directly into these projects. The goal is to provide users with a chatbot they can access at any time to ask questions and get immediate assistance. Our company has approved the use of Microsoft Copilot, so it's essential that we use this specific tool. I have experience with Rise and I believe it might be possible to integrate Copilot via a Storyline block. Has anyone here done something similar or have any advice on how to achieve this integration? Any tips, resources, or examples would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance for your help! Best regards,458Views4likes6CommentsAI Assistant's Magic Quiz Import
Has anyone been successful using AI Assistant's Magic Quiz Import in Rise 360? I was excited to receive the email that this is a new feature. This would be game-changing for us, saving hours of manual work building quizzes from scratch. I've received an error code every time I've tried to use it (importing from a Word document) and haven't heard back from support. Any suggestions?Center point is off when I use JavaScript for animation creation.
Hey everyone. If I use the typical animations SPIN to animate a circle the circle rotates perfectly centered as it should. If I use the new AI tool in SL to create a custom animation with javaScript the circle no longer rotates from it's center point. WHY? I have tried several times to get the AI assistant to rotate from it's center and so on. Any ideas or script that does this properly?27Views0likes4CommentsNew in Rise 360: AI-Generated Captions (Beta)
We’re thrilled to introduce a new way to make your Rise 360 content more accessible with less effort. You can now generate closed captions for course videos with AI Assistant, saving time and effort while supporting learners of all abilities. Whether you’re uploading a new video or working with existing media, AI Assistant can create captions automatically during upload or with a single click later. And if you want to make changes, the built-in captions editor makes it simple to fine-tune wording, timing, splits, merges, and more—all while previewing how your captions will appear in context. Check out the user guide to learn more. Give Feedback AI-generated captions are in beta, and we’d love your feedback. After generating captions, you can use the thumbs-up or thumbs-down option that appears in the lower-right corner to let us know how it went. You can also share your experience in the comments below. Happy captioning!Solved306Views6likes5Comments