Options to Insert AI Audio
Hi! The latest update made some changes to inserting AI Audio into the Storyline 360 Timeline. It used to be inserted wherever the Playhead was in the timeline. Now, there is just the option to replace a clip, presumably the last clip selected. This is a specific use, which might be great to have as an option, but there should also be just the "Insert at Playhead" option. I just want to get the audio into the project asap and will work with it with it there. Thanks.Specify an object's end with a time or cue point
Currently, there doesn't seem to be a way to align an object's end point to a certain time or cue point. I see align object to playhead, align playhead to object start, and align playhead to object end. I would like to see align object end to playhead to cue point Thanks! Maurice Oliver[RISE 360] Justify pargraph in Custom Block
"Custom Blocks" in Rise are amazing for creativity. I'm using them in my latest project, but there's one thing : you can't justify a paragraph. You can only align text to the left, right, or center. Justified alignment would look much better. If this little feature could be added in a future version, that would be great!Have Closed Captions generate as a variable
I am working on a project, where I have a character who is talking to the user and going into scenarios. Rather than create caption shapes and then typing all of the speaking points out and matching it to the audio on the slide, I was hoping to have/create a variable where the created closed captions could be shown in a text field or wherever else I want on the page rather than the standard top or bottom of the page. This way I could modify the way they look, where they are located, and reduce the time it takes to create conversation scenarios by not having duplicate work.RISE 360 Blocks with Resizing of Images
Will there be an easier way to adjust pictures in blocks within RISE? I struggle when I import a picture, its so big.. Would be a easier if we could just adjust in the RISE platform itself, rather than resaving else where and putzing around with the sizing. The labeled graphic block as well as the tabs interaction isn't my friend when it comes to images. When you insert pictures, they are very big. I've tried to shrink and they still come in big or distorted.Accessibility should include voice recognition software
In recent years, both Rise and Storyline have had numerous accessibility improvements, but these have focussed mostly on screen reader and keyboard support. I work in the UK Public Sector and we have more colleagues that use voice recognition software than screen readers and magnifiers put together. Voice recognition software is used by people who can't use a mouse and keyboard, or who find it difficult or painful to use them. There are many people with hand and arm impairments that this affects, including people with tremors, arthritis, cerebral palsy, and of course, amputees. Voice recognition software allows users to operate their device, and navigate and interact with content using just voice commands. The majority of workplaces use Dragon Naturally Speaking (by Nuance) but there are also people who use Apple VoiceControl, Windows Voice Access, and Android Voice Access. WCAG considers voice recognition software as a recognised assistive software, often referring to it in the guidance for specific success criteria. I think Articulate should also support the main voice recognition software. Not doing so excludes so many people. Support for Dragon would make a huge difference! We are currently having to advise against the use of certain Rise and Storyline content because they are not accessible for our 2,000 Dragon users. For example, we cannot currently use the multiple choice questions in Rise, or flipcards, because they do not work with Dragon.Click-to-explain words
It would be great to have the option to highlight a word in a text so that, when clicked on, a small window pops up with a description or definition. Content creators could use this feature to add interactive glossaries to words or concepts that require further explanation. It would be an interactive glossary within the text, providing explanations for terms. Maybe someone has an idea of how to implement this in Rise. If not, I hope this feature becomes available in the near future. Thank you very much Regards Priscilla
