How can I make Rise 360 courses fully accessible without breaking my design?
Hi everyone, I’ve been building a course in Rise 360 and want it to be fully accessible for all learners. The problem is that some of the design elements I like don’t seem to play well with accessibility features, and I’m worried about making compromises. Has anyone faced this before? How do you balance keeping your course visually engaging while still meeting accessibility standards? Any real-world tips or tricks would be really helpful.AI content creation with customized design template
I recently tried out the AI content creation feature and was impressed that it can generate a solid structure, even though it's not perfect. My question is: I use a consistent design template across my other courses (fonts, colors, etc.), but I can't figure out how to apply this template to content created with AI. Does anyone know how to do this?Introducing AI Chat + JavaScript Entrance Animations
Now you can chat with AI to generate simple JavaScript animations for your slide, making it easier to bring your ideas to life. Update to the latest version to give it a try and let us know what you think! To help you get started, we have a video walkthrough, a tutorial course, and documentation to learn more about how it works, see sample prompts, and animation examples that can all be found here. Why JavaScript? This update is our first step in helping authors experiment and push creative boundaries. Based on your feedback, we’re already working on support for built-in animations—and we’ll be sharing a preview soon! We’re also exploring more ways AI can handle tedious tasks for you, so let us know what you’d like AI Assistant to be able to do for you! Try It Out! Use AI Chat to make an object fly in from the right side of the screen after one second. Feel free to get creative—frisbee flying across a park? Plane flying across a cloudy sky? Sky's the limit (see what we did there?)! Share your example in the comments below!You can now Localize Text to Speech on Rise and Storyline!
We’re thrilled to announce an exciting enhancement for all Localization Pro users! When you translate your course, the script will be automatically translated and new audio will be generated and re-inserted in the target language, saving you time and effort. What’s New With this update, translation now includes: Automatic translation of the script (the text that powers Text to Speech). Automatic generation and insertion of localized audio in your translated course. Validator updates: Validators can now update the script, and importing their suggestion will automatically update the audio as well. This functionality is now live in both Rise and Storyline. Important Note for Storyline Users This update applies to both AI Text to Speech and Legacy Text to Speech shapes. You’ll no longer need to manually replace audio after translation, it’s all handled automatically during the translation process! Next Steps We’d love to hear your feedback and learn about your experience using this new feature. Your insights are invaluable as we continue refining how teams create localized learning experiences.Transcript font changing color and size
I am working on an older SL 360 course. I noticed two things: Font in Scormcloud was white on white background. I think I figured this out. The font must be black on black (or white) in SL and then it appears correctly in Scormcloud. Font had gone from 12 pt to 9 point on some slides. I did not change this. Seems very strange. I am using Articulate 12 point font and it is normal text in the transcript and not transcript text (older course).Problem with automatically generated subtitles ?
Hi everyone. I've detected a problem with the voices generated by Storyline's AI and the subtitles that are automatically generated at the same time. I copy and paste a prompt and check the “Generate subtitles” box. Everything is perfect. Of course, the subtitles are a mess, as usual. It takes me a long time to cut and arrange them perfectly. Then I decide to change (for example) a single word in my prompt. To preserve my work on the subtitles, I uncheck the “Generate subtitles” box. As a result, the subtitles are still completely recreated, once again in complete disarray. Is there something I'm not understanding (between “Generate subtitles” and NOT “generate subtitles”)? Should I do something else (other than exporting my subtitles and reimporting them)? This seems like a bug, doesn't it? Has anyone else noticed this? (I haven't found any previous posts on the subject). It seems to me that it worked logically and normally in a previous version: when I uncheck the “Generate” box, the subtitles that have already been created are not damaged. Am I wrong? Have you noticed the same thing? Any ideas or tips? Thanks ThierryFeature/Verbesserung: Benennung von KI-Audiodateien
Hallo Zusammen, es wurde im Workflow ein Verbesserungswunsch geäußert: Die KI Audio-Funktion, generiert eine Audio mit der Bezeichnung der ersten Satzes, wie z.B.: "Dies ist der erste Satz der gesprochen wurde.mp3". Für die Übersichtlichkeit benennen wir die Audios in der Medienbibliothek um und dann heißt es, nachdem die Audios generiert wurden, als Beispiel: Audio_1.mp3, Audio_2.mp3, usw. ... Wenn aber Korrekturen gemacht werden müssen und der Satz neu-eingesprochen wird ändert sich die Benennung und aktualisiert es auf die Audio-Bezeichnung den es generiert hat. Kann man diesen Schritt beibehalten und die Audio-Bezeichnung gleichbleiben lassen, nach dem man es einmal umbenannt hat? Oder noch besser: Lässt sich die Benennung von Vornhinein ändern und beibehalten? Vielen Dank im Voraus!AI Assistant Importing content to Rise
I'm trying to import a PowerPoint presentation that we developed some time ago into AI Assistant Rise. The module comprises over 50 slides and is already fully structured. However, I'm encountering an issue: when importing the content, the AI summarises it regardless of the settings I adjust. Is there not a way to import the content without it being summarised or altered?
