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Slow down entire slide/voice - text to speech
Is there an easy way to slow down the text-to-speech for each slide-to-speech file? Meaning, I don't want to slow down a specific word or words but rather the entire paragraph of text on a slide. I want to slow down the entire rate for that voice file. Any way to do this? It would be nice to have this an option when the "insert text to speech" window opens. Then have a selection to slow down the rate at that point, with options of rate speeds)
KatrinaHunter-c
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Story line issue when you revisit a slide
So, I was working on creating my first storyline course and everything seem to be going fine. However, in one of my tests of the entire project I click on a link to a new slide I had already visited and ended up getting stuck in that slide as my return button would not appear. I check the slide state, and it is set to resume saved state. I am new to this and teaching myself as I got with support from a couple people I know. I am not using the standard pre and next buttons because I decided to add my own buttons per the request of stakeholders. The ask was to have a requirement that that listen to the slide before moving on. I have saved the 2 pages as a separate file and attached them. I could email them to anyone who can assist. Always looking to make connections. Thank you in advance
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JakeDelaney
9 months ago Place Discuss Articulate Products
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Image Carousel Challenge
Hi everyone! I am trying to recreate the Image Carousel interactive component that Rise has in Storyline (mainly because the entire module is built in Storyline, and I want the user experience to be fluid). I did some research and found a couple of videos to create an Image Carousel in Storyline, however, I'm having some issues with it. When I upload the images into Storyline, I rotate them from being landscape to portrait (even though they are saved in portrait so I'm not sure why Storyline is rotating them). I grouped the photos together and created an animation Motion Path for the images to be left to right and right to left. However, when I go to drag the end point to overlap image 1, the images all revert to being landscape, and I can't see where I should overlap the images to look clearly. But, when I preview the slide, the images move correctly so I am not sure if it's a bug or if I'm doing something wrong. Does anyone have tips on how to create an image carousel in Storyline or tips to fix the issue I have? I included a screenshot of what the slide looks like and also a screen capture showing the images move in the right order when I preview it.
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HannahFields
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compare 2 dates in storyline
I need to compare 2 dates in storyline, test if date users entered is todays date and if not bring error message
DafniDean-a4e6a
10 months ago Place Discuss Articulate Products
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How to make this image transition?
Hi everyone, I checked out this video with a nice interaction (3:20 min.). https://youtu.be/4ZvOtxSDSlA?si=k86yQ1msoRUWIfsG Any ideas on how you get the buttons to move the images, based on the scroll panel trick he explained earlier? Thanks.
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DanielAlbarran
7 months ago Place Discuss Articulate Products
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LABELLED GRAPHICS / HOTSPOT ANIMATIONS
Hi there, I’m looking for an easy way to create attractive labeled graphics or hotspot animations. I was inspired by something similar to the attached example and would love to create something like it. Does anyone know of any Canva templates or other tools that could help? I’ve searched Canva’s graphics but haven’t found anything suitable so far. Thanks in advance for any suggestions!
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JenniferOlivera
9 months ago Place Discuss Articulate Products
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Adding Up Points on Likert Scale and Printing Results/Text Responses
Need help from a Storyline expert! I have spent A LOT of time trying to create a self-assessment that measures a coaching client's willingness and ability to engage in the process of behavior change. I thought it would be fairly easy, but it has been anything but... I need the assessment to score the user's responses, based on the response they select and the associated point value. I also need for the user to be able to export and print all of their responses (the Likert Scale responses AND text entries). 1.) For the first version, I created a slider for the user to utilize when selecting their response which functions much like a Likert scale, except it's a slider. I used variables, conditions, and triggers such that the user's responses would be totaled up and they would receive customized feedback on the results slide that tells them which "category" they fit into (Not ready to change, Moderately ready to change, Very ready to change). The only problem is: during testing, when I tried to Print my responses, I could not see ANYTHING. No responses at all--not to the slider, and not the text responses. I need for the user to be able to print and share their self-assessment with their coach. I've done some research and it sounds like I have to do something with a Java Script that just seemed way too complicated so I tried a second version. 2.) For the second version, I changed the sliders to Survey questions and selected the Likert scale. I thought that Storyline would total the points automatically, but alas, it does not because the Likert Scale is a Survey question, not a Quiz question (le sigh). So, now I can't get the feedback slides to show because results are not calculating. Can someone tell me an EASY fix for something like this? Even if it's not an easy fix....anything that could better help me understand what I'm doing wrong would be so appreciated! :)
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AmandaEspino164
2 years ago Place Discuss Articulate Products
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AI Chatbots in Storyline
Chatbots in Storyline? Meet Sarah. What if your eLearning course could talk back? I built an AI-powered chatbot right inside the D-ID app and then designed inside Articulate Storyline, and named her Sarah. She’s more than a character. She’s a smart, interactive course concierge that answers learner questions using your course’s knowledge base. No more digging through PDFs or endless menus; just ask, and Sarah responds. Watch the quick intro: 👉 https://youtu.be/HOLTi-zFNcw?si=14xJYC-0UEFGtnYV Sarah’s just the start of smarter, more human learning in 2025.
paulnjuguna-b75
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Insert text to speech Internet connectivity error
Hi Team, I am facing an issue with Insert text to speech option, tool is repeatedly showing 'unable to connect. check your internet connections and try again' error message since yesterday. I have a fair internet connectivity even while sharing this message, need urgent help as I am working on a priority project
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Kapil
10 months ago Place Discuss Articulate Products
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Revert back to text to speech, from AI Audio text to speech - HELP
Is there a way to change my voice back to regular text to speech after using AI voices text? I am asking this because it was very easy to convert my text to speech to an AI voice during the trial (that I didn't know was a trial, somehow, I missed that) and I had updated the voices in a couple of trainings. Now, if and when, which will be soon, I may have to edit those text and now I cannot. There was a LOT of text that I cannot convert back to regular text-to-speech which is a huge inconvenience. When I right-click and select Audio, text to speech, it wants me to enter brand new text. I shouldn't have to because it was already there. It seems that this should be a feature to revert back to just as easily as it was to convert to. Unfortunately, the only way to get my original text to voice back is to upgrade, which because of pending policies on AI, I cannot do that the moment.
KatrinaHunter-c
2 years ago Place Discuss Articulate Products
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