Closed Caption issues with AI Text to Speech
Hi all I am loving the new AI Text to Speech voices but have found an issue with the Closed Captions. The Closed Caption placeholders are not lining up or splitting where expected. Image 1 is how the closed captions are displaying for the voice to text. Image 2 or 3 are both examples of how I would expect the captions to display, with the placeholders aligned to speech. Either of these would be acceptable. Is anyone else experiencing this? Not sure if this is a bug or an enhancement request or if I'm missing something? Thanks all! Niki StoylesRise 360 AI Assistant Generate Quiz Quality of Results
Has anyone else used the AI Assistant - Generate Quiz feature? I want to build a set of assessment questions based on a collection of video transcripts (based on hours worth of videos) and add into our separate LMS course. I have 4 subjects with a total 25 videos, so I create a new lesson and added 4 accordions and pasted the transcript text into individual items. I exited the lesson and generated a course AI quiz. It created only 1 question! I then moved the accordions into separate lessons and regenerated the quiz and I got 8 questions. Surely the results should have been the same? I tried adding the custom directions 'create 20 questions' but it had no effect.Voice Cloning
Has anyone heard if Articulate plans to update its AI product to allow users to clone and use their own voice with the text-to-speech feature? This would be a tremendous time-saver. I know other products offer this functionality but using them requires importing the audio into Articulate after subscribing to yet another service.Translation / localization
Hi, We currently have our course in English only, but more and more we get requests to translate the content. The content is mostly text and speech (generated with the text to speech feature). I know about the feature on how to export, translate and import again, but now with AI and LLM and translation tools like DeepL is there a smarter and easier way to do it than duplicating slides and courses in different languages? Anyone with ideas, experience or suggestions? I am happy to hear what you think.Seeking Insights on DOM Attribute Changes in Storyline 360 Versions 3.87 to 3.91
Hello Articulate Community, I'm currently examining the backend code changes between Storyline 360 versions 3.87 and 3.91, specifically focusing on Document Object Model (DOM) attribute modifications. For instance, I've observed that the data-reactid attribute has been replaced with data-id in the published output. Understanding these changes is crucial for maintaining the functionality of custom JavaScript code that interacts with Storyline's output. Could anyone provide insights or documentation on: The rationale behind these attribute changes. A comprehensive list of similar DOM modifications between these versions. Best practices for adapting custom scripts to accommodate these updates. Your expertise and any resources you can share would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!Seeking Details on DOM Attribute Changes in Storyline 360 Versions 3.87 to 3.91
Hello Articulate Community, I'm currently investigating specific backend code changes between Storyline 360 versions 3.87 and 3.91, particularly focusing on Document Object Model (DOM) attribute modifications. For instance, I've observed that the data-reactid attribute has been replaced with react-id in the published output. Understanding these changes is crucial for maintaining the functionality of custom JavaScript code that interacts with Storyline's output. Could anyone provide insights or documentation on: The rationale behind these attribute changes. A comprehensive list of similar DOM modifications between these versions. Best practices for adapting custom scripts to accommodate these updates. Your expertise and any resources you can share would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!AI Chatbots in Storyline
AI Chatbots in Storyline? Meet Sarah. What if your eLearning course could talk back? At CraftUXD, we’ve built a powerful AI chatbot experience right inside the D-ID app and Articulate Storyline; and her name is Sarah. She’s not just a character. She’s a fully interactive course concierge that helps learners find what they need instantly. No more clicking through PDFs, intranet links, or digging through modules. Just ask, and Sarah answers; using your course’s entire knowledge base. We’ve put together a quick high-level intro showing how Sarah works and how AI chatbots can transform your learning experience. Watch the intro now: 👉 https://youtu.be/HOLTi-zFNcw?si=14xJYC-0UEFGtnYV Want to try it yourself? 👉 Test Sarah here on our site The full tutorial is coming soon. But if you're eager to learn how we built Sarah; from the design to Storyline triggers to integrating AI, then...Subscribe to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes insights: 👉 CraftUXD.com Sarah is just the beginning in AI eLearning techniques in 2025. Let’s build smarter, faster, more human learning.
