Custom Dividers Resolution & Sizing
Hi All! I have been trying to get custom dividers to work on a course, but when following the steps in the article below I am finding that they are SUPER pixelated and low-res when I upload them to Rise. Do any of you fine folk have any tips or tricks for me to take my next Rise Module up a notch in the design stakes? I really appreciate all the help you can give! https://community.articulate.com/blog/tips-tricks/make-your-rise-course-look-different-with-custom-dividers/1215506Design Immersive Phone Conversations in Storyline
Ever had two characters in a training module that need to talk; but it ends up feeling flat and scripted? You add some speech bubbles, maybe a trigger or two, toss in audio, but it still doesn’t feel real. That’s where this Storyline phone conversation template comes in. Whether you’re designing for sales, customer service, compliance, healthcare, or any scenario-based training, this freebie helps you build authentic, layered conversations that sound and feel real; like the learner is eavesdropping on a real-time call. Animated phone effects Realistic dialogue with voiceovers Transparent audio waveforms (APNG, not GIFs!) Custom triggers for picking up or ending the call Clean, modern layout with animated text for visual punch Watch the full step-by-step tutorial here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMpUcYJRNnE Preview the full interactive demo: https://www.redesignedminds.com/Discuss/story.html Download the free template and make it your own: https://www.craftuxd.com/category/design-freebies If your training has a conversation, this template will bring it to life. Try it out and wow your learners with a scenario that actually feels like a real exchange.Engaging Layouts for AI Presenters
In today’s fast-paced digital world, engagement is everything. If your AI video, whether powered by Synthesia or another deepfake-style presenter, starts with a boring, flat scene, chances are your viewers won’t stick around. That’s why we focus on transforming plain talking head videos into dynamic, visually engaging intros and covers. In our latest quick tutorial, we walk you through how to take one of our CraftUXD layout templates and turn it into a professional, animated scene using tools like Camtasia, PowerPoint, or Storyline, all in less time than you’d expect. This isn’t just about aesthetics, it’s about grabbing attention in the first few seconds and keeping it. Why It Matters Corporate L&D teams are rapidly adopting AI presenters for training content. But to really make an impact, the visual experience needs to match the quality of the message. That’s where we come in, helping you take your design from basic to bold, fast. With clearly labeled layers, brand-friendly customization, and compatibility across platforms, our templates help you: Save time on setup and layout design Match your brand with just a few clicks Stand out with visuals that hook your viewers Watch how we did it: https://youtu.be/PqWr1p0VjsI?si=FDFTkQ2Y08VsCV0K Grab the free PSD layout template here: CraftUXD Design Freebies Your content deserves better than generic. Let us help you make it pop, without the overwhelm.Odd question!
Hi, I hope someone has done this before because it's driving me crazy. I can't figure it out and I don't know why. Anyway, I have 10 slides with T/F and Multiple-Choice questions and a standard Results slide. What I need to do is allow a learner to have three chances to pass an assessment (w/o feedback layers), and for the life of me, I cannot figure out how to prevent Quiz1.ScorePoints from saving and displaying the first value even if the learner retakes the quiz and gets a higher score. I have tried zeroing the Quiz1.ScorePoints variable on the initial slide, resetting the value on the Retry Quiz button, etc., and it doesn't help. Is there something in Storyline that prevents the variable from being reset to zero and displaying the score from the second go around of quiz? ThanksArticulate Course in Blackboard
I have several projects housed in the BB platform utilizing adaptive release for the multiple lessons within the training. However, when we attempt to go back to a previous lesson for remediation, we have to review the entire lesson instead of being able to skip to the section of the lesson that is the intended focus. The menu has the locks back as if we were looking at the lesson for the first time. The course settings are "Restricted," and the SCORM we use is either 1.2 or 2004. My team and I are trying to figure out whether this is a setting in BB that is not selected or if there is something we can do further in Articulate publishing. Any help will be appreciated. Thank you, Leslie TaylorDesigning eLearning Slides with Adobe Firefly AI
Struggling with slide design inspiration? In our latest tutorial, we walk through a super simple 3-step method to spark layout ideas using Adobe Firefly and Illustrator. We start by sketching a quick mockup in Illustrator; no polish needed, just a basic layout to guide the AI. Then, we upload that mockup into Adobe Firefly, adjust the style and composition settings, and let it generate visually rich layout variations that follow our original logic. This isn’t just about cool design experiments; it’s practical, too. Once you’ve selected a layout you like, you can bring it into PowerPoint, Camtasia, Articulate Storyline, or even use it as a starting frame for webinar intros, course modules, explainer videos, or promo animations. The clean, modern look makes it super flexible for any type of content delivery. Watch the full step-by-step tutorial here: https://youtu.be/fwVZAV9Cyk4?si=MOOR0sdiOrP7kEKC Grab the freebie template featured in the tutorial: https://www.craftuxd.com/category/design-freebies Explore smarter ways to design, save time, and stay creative; no matter where your final output lives.
