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Balancing clinical practice, lectures, and deadlines can be overwhelming for nursing students. That’s why WriteMyNursing.com is here to make your academic journey easier. Our experienced nursing writers are ready to step in whenever you think, “Who can do my nursing assignment with precision and care?” We craft each paper from scratch, ensuring thorough research, accurate references, and complete originality. From concept development to final proofreading, every detail is handled by professionals who understand nursing education inside out. With our trusted support, you can focus on learning while we take care of your writing needs, on time, every time.2Views0likes0CommentsBuddyBar 3.0 for Rise and more!
Hi all! I've been busy working on BuddyBar and I'm currently doing an open beta for the 3.0 version! Quick reminder: BuddyBar started as a free Chrome extension for Articulate Rise users to keep their brand color swatches handy and copy them with a single click. I have appreciated all the feedback from instructional designers and have made some big updates! The biggest update is BuddyBar supports multiple web tools! Add your brand colors in Rise and now BuddyBar will appear in a host of other tools and the brand colors persist! I have listed a few of the updates below. Multi-tool support – Works across 13 design and authoring platforms including: Articulate Rise, Canva, Figma, Adobe Express, Notion, Framer, Webflow, Google Slides/Docs/Sheets, Spline, Miro, and Penpot. (Open to adding more if possible, just ask!) Persistent color syncing – Add a color in Rise and it's instantly available in Canva, Figma, or any other supported tool Unlimited color swatches – No longer limited to 3 colors. Add as many as you need for complex brand palettes (added in 2.0) Drag-and-drop reordering – Rearrange your swatches by dragging them (added in 2.0) Import/Export templates – Share color palettes with your team using .buddybar files (added in 2.0) Try it out: BuddyBar 3.0 Beta I'd love to get your feedback on what works, what doesn't! Thanks in advance!45Views2likes1CommentVariable/Trigger Help
Hello! First time posting so if I share the file incorrectly let me know. On the attached Storyline file the following is supposed to happen. Leaner drags and drops answer choice onto one of the 6 spots under "Out of Control" When they drop it in any of those spots, the variable "DBalanceBeam" gets 1 added to it. I then have triggers set up to change the state of the balance beam figure to lean right/left and to change whenever the above variable changes. Right now it will change to the "Lean Right" state, but won't toggle back and forth as I want it to. Any help would be appreciated, thank you!31Views0likes1CommentHide markers in 360 image and trigger them when required yet?
This has been asked for a few years now and wondering if this can be resolved? I want to add several markers to a 360 image but have the choice to show or hide them as required based on timeline starting or through triggers. One option is to have only 1 marker showing, when the user clicks it the next one appears etc until they get to the last one which lets them go to the next slide. This progression makes sense and has been requested by my customers many times. Not sure why this functionality has not been added as it makes the 360 images limited and pointless? Also being able to use custom icons should be a basic option now.33Views0likes6CommentsRandom Buttons Won't Hide
Hi, I have this dropdown slide that has created this issue. For context, there are three buttons and three states: Summary, Stops, and Item Detail. The user needs to click each one before they move on (and yes I realize I don't have a restriction on that yet). The problem lies with the buttons. When I switch to the Stops state, the "Stops" button from the base layer stays on the screen (look outside to the left of the dropdown bar). The same issue exists in the "Item Detail" state with the "Item Detail" button. Both are white so look closely - it took me multiple rounds of QA to catch this. When I've had this issue in the past, I've been able to figure it out by hiding everything on the slide and deleting the unnecessary items. But I tried that and that doesn't seem to be working. I've also tried setting them to Hidden but that doesn't work either. I attached the slide in question. If someone can figure out how to get these unnecessary buttons off these states that would be lovely.12Views0likes0CommentsRise feature request: multiple block selection
Hi all, I'd love to see a new feature in Rise: the ability to select multiple blocks at once and then move or copy them as a group. Right now, adjusting the layout of a longer lesson can be quite time-consuming, since you have to move each block one at a time. The idea is simple: You select several blocks (for example: a text block, an image block, and a video block) Then you can move them up or down together, or copy and paste them as a group This would make editing and reorganizing lessons much faster and easier Let me know if others are also missing this feature or if maybe there’s already a smart workaround I’ve missed! Please upvote if you need this feature as well! Thanks, ThomSolved167Views3likes10CommentsReview Course?
Hi, I am working on a course and would like to put in a feature where users are given a menu at the end where they can choose a module to review if they'd like before taking the quiz. I feel like this could be done with a variable, but I must be missing something because I tried to set it up and it doesn't work. I set up a T/F variable "FnClicked" that is meant to track "did the user click "Functionality". What I have right now is buttons at the end of the course in a "Review" layer. Each button takes the user back to the corresponding module. What I want is for the user to avoid having to go through the entire course again if they just want to review one thing. For anyone who is viewing the attachment, right now the way I have it set up is in the Functionality scene only. So go to the last slide in Functionality and the "Review?" layer in last slide in "Printing" to see the variable triggers I set. Then, if you need to test it, go through the whole project then back to Functionality. In summary, my goal is for the user to be able to progress to the last printing slide after reviewing a module IF they've already completed the course. Otherwise it should progress as usual to the next scene. Thanks in advance! ETA in the Walkthrough scene there is a button that won't go away in "Stops" view when you do the dropdown. How can I get rid of this?Solved42Views0likes3CommentsSeemingly nothing non-AI in development
I’ve noticed for quite a while that the Features Roadmap hasn’t shown much beyond AI and localization. That trend continues today; the current roadmap only lists four items, and they’re all either AI Assistant or localization-related. What’s frustrating is that some popular items that were previously listed on the roadmap (like the expanded color palette for Rise) were removed without ever being implemented. Meanwhile, Storyline and Rise have so much room for improvement, and there are plenty of highly requested features from the community. It really feels like Articulate has moved away from updates or new features that aren’t tied to AI or localization. While those areas matter, they shouldn’t be the only focus. There’s still a huge need for improvements in Storyline and Rise that the community has been asking for.78Views4likes2CommentsGreetings from New York!
Hi Heroes! My name is Abigail Vettese and I'm a Learning Experience Designer focused on ethics, philosophy, and experiential aesthetics. I love designing branching scenarios and visually impactful, engaging courses. I recently attended my very first DevLearn where I won Best Soft Skills Solution for my project, The Agency Algorithm, an immersive course exploring the ethical implications of AI technologies. I'm hoping to connect with more folks in the industry who are interested in innovative approaches to adult learning. Happy to be here and to be inspired by you all! :) Feel free to check out some of my work here!15Views1like1Comment