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?AI‑powered, real‑time role‑play platforms
Hello Heroes! Has anyone cracked this yet? I’m exploring AI‑powered, real‑time role‑play platforms that can be embedded directly into an Articulate Rise Multimedia Embed block and run within the Rise frame—without sending learners outside the course or requiring a separate login. I’ve tested a few options, including Yoodli, but that experience redirects learners out of Rise. Other platforms I’ve reviewed are either cost‑prohibitive or not transparent with pricing. Has anyone successfully integrated a truly seamless, experiential role‑play experience into Rise? I’d love to hear what you’ve tried, what’s come close, or where you hit barriers. Thank you!Part 1: AI Voices in eLearning
➡️ View the post and tutorial 👋Hi everyone! A few of you reached out after the Build-a-Thon submission asking how the audio elements were built — so I put together a full teardown video. This is part 1 of a 3-part series I'm doing on AI coding in Rise and Storyline. Part 1 covers how I added AI audio to the flashcards, configured the settings for different purposes, set up the voice agent in Storyline, and what's possible when you go directly into ElevenLabs. Building the Rise code blocks used in this post are covered in Part 2 — that one's about the Rise Code Block Library. Have fun with this series and let me know if you have any questions. StephanieTool for comparing changes between PowerPoint files
Microsoft removed the "Compare..." feature in the latest version of PowerPoint. I was able to recreate something similar by having Claude.ai create an app that does something similar. You can try it and even download it here: https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/532296a7-5468-4de0-9fd4-4ef6cfe548f1 When you "upload" the two files, they're loaded in your browser, so there are no privacy concerns. It runs as a simple HTML file, so you can open it from your desktop. You upload two versions of a PowerPoint file, and it shows you what changed between them. Sometimes I work with SMEs who send an updated PowerPoint file without indicating what changed from the previous version (or they leave things out). So having a tool like this can save a lot of time.✨ Friday Fun Prompt: The Blank Slide Moment
You know that moment… You’ve got the topic. You’ve got the request. You open a new project. And then… Where do you actually start? 💬 What’s the hardest part of starting a new course for you? Is it: • Defining objectives? • Organizing messy source content? • Figuring out structure? • Just getting momentum? Bonus: What’s one thing that helps you move past that starting point?AI Talking Heads: Uncanny Valley Test
AI talking heads are everywhere, but most still fall straight into the Uncanny Valley. When lip-sync drifts or facial movements glitch, the learner stops focusing on the scenario and starts focusing on the AI mistake. I tested Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0, Creatify Aurora, Seedance 1.5, and HeyGen using the same image, script, and workplace scenario. One model clearly stood out as production-ready for realistic eLearning conversations. Watch the tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zroW6I7CGO0&t=317s Try the Storyline live demo: https://www.redesignedminds.com/AvatarGrid/story.htmlWhich type of certification adds more value: technical specialization or risk leadership?
Two new certifications were recently released: one focused on technical access management skills (PT-AM-CPE) and another centered on risk management leadership (ISO 31000 Lead Risk Manager). It made me think: Do technical, tool-focused certifications provide more immediate value than risk and governance credentials? At what point in a career does a risk-management certification start to make more sense? For preparation, I’ve seen some people mention practice-based platforms like CertBoosters. Have any of you here attempted something similar for these certifications, and what was your experience like? Please share your personal experience
