Text Entry outline out of place in preview/punlished
Hi Everyone, Hope someone can help me out here :) I'm having an issue with the outline of text entry inputs hovering out of place when I preview/publish, but where you actually enter the text remains where I placed the original text entry box. I've tried bringing them to the front, changing width and height, and changing the weight and format of the outline. I've never had this issue before and I've created loads of pretty much identical designs, is it because of the new update? How do I fix this?!Cue point Timing is Off
I am working to create an interactive video. The main slide has the video and a couple of layers. I used multiple triggers on the base slide to branch to quiz slides based on 10 of the timeline's Cue points (When the timeline reaches Cue point #1 show layer Cue point 1, If Variable1 = False, Pause Video 1). I used True/False variables to resume the video (When Variable 1 changes, Resume the timeline on this slide). I was happy to get the triggers to pause and resume the video successfully. The issue is that two of the Cue points are firing at completely different timings, with the exact same set-up as the others (Cue point 3 should be firing the trigger at 4:58 and instead fires early at 4:42 and Cue point 8 should be triggering at 10:58 and instead fires off at 8:11). This cuts out the speaking parts of the video. It does resume where it should though. I can't figure why these Cue points are off while the others work correctly. I am not able to share the file publicly due to workplace policy. Has anyone else encountered this before?External Use of Characters
Hi, Is it okay to download or screenshot the available characters and their various poses from Storyline and Rise, use them in another programme to create a video, and then import that video back into your Storyline or Rise project, provided it is not used anywhere else? Thank you in advance for any help with this.Anne Genovese | Founder of eLearningDesign.org
Hi everyone! I'm Anne, a Learning Experience Designer with more than 10 years of experience in instructional design, eLearning development, and education. I started my career as a classroom teacher before transitioning into corporate learning and development. I have a master's in Learning Experience Design and Educational Technology and an MBA. I currently work as a Learning Experience Designer, with a particular interest in extending what's possible in Articulate Rise 360 through code blocks and custom interactive learning experiences. I'm also the founder of eLearningDesign.org, where I've been building a growing library of interactive learning generators. It's become a bit of an obsession. I'm fascinated by the intersection of technology, creativity, and the psychology of learning, particularly how we can create experiences that encourage learners to think, explore, and make decisions. My interests include scenario-based learning, gamification, and using AI-assisted development to create interactions that go beyond the standard templates. I especially enjoy finding ways to make more sophisticated learning experiences accessible to designers who don't have programming backgrounds. I'm always happy to share ideas, troubleshoot creative challenges, and exchange approaches with other designers. I'm particularly interested in seeing how others are experimenting with code blocks, JavaScript, and emerging technologies in their learning projects. Looking forward to contributing, sharing what I've been building, and learning from this community!Storyline Slide stuck on loading!
I have this module published but 2 of the slides with same type of content are stuck at this loading stage. It won't go further and once it reaches to this slide the navigation also stops. It worked perfectly fine in the preview mode inside storyline. Not sure why is this happening. Can someone guide me as to why this is happening?Seeking Right-to-Left (RTL) Support in Rise 360 for Arabic Training Courses
Hello Articulate Community, I hope you're all doing well! I am relatively new to Rise 360 and truly impressed with its intuitive design and functionality. It has great potential to support our organization’s training needs. However, I’ve encountered a challenge that I hope the community can assist me with. We develop training programs predominantly in Arabic, which is a right-to-left (RTL) language. Unfortunately, I’ve learned that Rise 360 does not currently support RTL formatting out of the box. While the platform works wonderfully for left-to-right (LTR) languages, the lack of RTL support presents a significant limitation for designing Arabic courses that align with our organizational requirements. I’ve heard there are workarounds involving modifications to the CSS and index.html files in the published output, but I’m unsure where to begin. Specifically, I’d like to know: Has anyone successfully implemented RTL formatting in Rise 360 courses? What are the key steps or best practices for modifying CSS and index.html files to achieve a seamless RTL experience? Are there any potential challenges to watch out for when implementing this workaround? Our training programs are intended for large-scale educational organizations, so ensuring that the content is fully aligned to Arabic (RTL) standards is essential. If anyone has managed to create a polished RTL course using Rise 360, I’d greatly appreciate it if you could share your experience, tips, or even examples! Thank you so much for taking the time to help. I look forward to learning from the community’s insights and expertise.Access to see feature requests
We are struggling to have our support tickets that don't get (or don't have) a resolve turned into feature requests even after being assured several months ago that it was. It would be great if we could search, watch and vote on feature requests in a formal way so that what we need and would use make it onto the roadmap.Suggstions: have lightboxes in Rise, similar to Storyline
Greetings, it would be great to create lightboxes in Rise, similar to how Storyline can do, in order to have basic prompts without leaving the course. For instance, a lightbox could pop up when you load a video in order to summarize its content or explain how to use the player. I'm aware that it can be done using the Code Block and Vibe Coding, but I really... really... REALLY do not want to make it a habit, considering all of the consequences there can be. Thanks in advance, Have a nice day :)Major AI Assistant Workflow Friction in Rise 360: Impact on Recent Updates
Hi E-Learning Heroes Community & Articulate Team, I am sharing feedback regarding the recent updates to the AI Assistant features in Rise 360. Even as a certified user, these recent changes to the interface and functionality have introduced major friction into my authoring workflow and are severely slowing down production: Top AI Menu Toolbar Restrictions: The main AI toolbar button at the top is now only Update text across your course or for specific lessons or blocks. Previously, this button opened a comprehensive drop-down list featuring all available AI actions in one central location. Now, that list is gone, and those options have been scattered throughout different areas of Rise. Instead of having a single, efficient menu, I now have to hunt through the entire interface just to find tools that used to be readily accessible in one place. Block Background Image Swapping Glitches: Swapping out the default mountain background visual on blocks has become frustratingly unreliable. It often takes multiple attempts, rather than a single attempt like prior, to replace the generic mountain photo with a custom image when setting up background visuals for block components. Reduction in Generated Image Variations: The AI image generation tool now yields only a single image option per attempt, down from the four distinct variations we used to receive. Storyline still provides four generated image options to choose from, but Rise 360 now yields only a single image option per attempt. This reduction requires repeatedly generating images from scratch, making the search for appropriate visuals far more time-consuming. Getting four options previously allowed us to quickly compare compositions and select the best fit. Loss of Image Prompt History: The system no longer saves, displays, or retains the AI prompt used to generate an image. Previously, we could easily open an existing generated image, view the exact prompt, and copy/paste it to adapt for subsequent images. Articulate needs to add prompt history retention to Rise and Storyline for images so we can iterate on past prompts and keep generated images aligned with the same brand/theme family across a course. These changes are directly impacting authoring speed, visual brand consistency, and daily productivity. Has anyone else encountered these friction points or found effective workarounds? I strongly urge the product team to consider restoring prompt history retention, four-option image generation, and the centralized drop-down menu for AI toolbar controls.
