Rise Folder Permissions
Hello - I have noticed something odd about how Rise sets permissions and am wondering if there is a fix for it. I am the owner of a team folder and I have assigned 2 team members as managers. When either of those team members creates a new subfolder and files within that, the other team member automatically inherits the "manager status" I gave them for the parent folder. However, I only get editor status, even though I own the parent folder. Can someone from Articulate advise as to whether there is a solution for this? Ideally I too should inherit manager status of subfolders and files within my own parent folder... At the moment, I need to be manually assigned as a manager for each new sub folder AND each new course within (making me manager of the sub folder doesn't automatically make me a manager of the courses within).How to Send Correct Response Data to Workday LMS from Radio Button Questions?
I have a quiz using radio button free form questions. The report in Workday currently is missing the correct answer data. It only shows which response the user picked. How do I write a javascript or use the send xAPI statement trigger to send this info to LMS? Thank you!Can we have access to a published rise course (SCORM package)and edit it?
Hi everyone, I have two questions regarding Rise: Published Rise courses (SCORM packages) Can we import a published Rise course (SCORM package) and edit it in Rise? I noticed there is an Upload a File option in Rise; however, when I try to upload the SCORM ZIP file, I receive an error. Has anyone successfully done this, or is there another method for editing content from a published Rise course? Cross-organization collaboration If a Rise course is created in one organization's Articulate 360 environment, is it possible to add a collaborator from another organization and allow that person to edit the course? Alternatively, can a Rise course be shared or transferred between organizations while preserving editing capabilities? Thanks in advance for your input!Imported Video Audio Issues
Hi all, This is my first time actually asking on here, so hopefully I use the right terminology, forgive me if not. I also cannot upload the module due to content privacy. I have imported an intro video made in Synthesia into mt Articulate 360 Storyline module - I have done this 100s of times - but not sure if it is since an update, but now when the video auto plays it fades in narration so misses the first word or two before it becomes audible. There is no transition or a fade animation on the video. Like I say, nothing I haven't done a hundred times before. I have also added in a delay to the audio - first a 2 second one, then in increments of half a second up to 5 seconds, but no matter what it still fades in the first part of the audio regardless of pause before the character speaks. In articulate preview it is fine, the audio starts on que - but when published to review it happens. I have not uploaded to the LMS and tested, but that is company reasons (we don't have a live environment sandpit so to speak). Has anyone else had this happen? Is there a work around? Or will there be a fix if it is a bug? Thanks all in advance.Persistent Installation Failure for Storyline 360
I have already opened a formal support ticket, but I wanted to see if anyone in the community has encountered this specific issue before. I am experiencing persistent errors when attempting to install Storyline 360 (with admin privileges) following a full reinstallation of the Articulate 360 suite. My initial issue was a broken shortcut error, which prompted a complete uninstall and cleanup. Despite running the official Articulate cleanup .bat file, restarting my machine, and verifying that I have the latest Visual C++ and .NET runtimes installed, I am still unable to complete the Storyline 360 installation. I have attached screenshots showing the specific error details. I am under a tight deadline for a project due next week, so any advice or troubleshooting suggestions you could provide would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!Search functionality for unassigned trigger.
At present, we are required to manually inspect each page and layer for any unassigned triggers, which is a labor-intensive process and prone to oversight. This method is not only time-consuming but also increases the likelihood that some unassigned triggers may go unnoticed. There are instances when triggers remain unassigned due to various reasons, such as moving or reusing slides, or other operational factors. This can lead to significant functionality errors, which could impact the overall performance. To streamline this process and reduce the risk of errors, it would be highly advantageous to implement a search functionality specifically designed to identify and highlight unassigned triggers.
