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?!Organizing Rise and Storyline courses?
What is the smartest, most efficient way to organize Rise and Storyline courses in the Articulate cloud? We have duplicate versions of Rise courses before they were published. I say to match the date of the last update in Rise and then match it to the date of the published SCORM within the LMS. Then delete all of the published Rise courses under that name and publish it as the completed course. What say you? Storyline is pretty simple in my view. Just upload the latest version, back up that latest version, and make sure there are no duplicates. I would like to know how you and your organization have organized Rise and Storyline files in Articulate. Thank you.Is there a way to prevent other team members from downloading my Storyline backups from Review 360?
Realizing the answer is most likely no, I'm going to ask anyway. Is there a way to prevent other members of my team from downloading my backed-up Storyline files from within Review 360 reviews? Thanks!What is the Polls tab for?
I noticed that Profile pages now have a "Polls" tab at the end. From what I've seen, the "Polls" tab shows discussions started by that person. If "Polls" just repeats the items under "Newest Topics," why have it? If it's going to have some other function, what will that be? Can anyone on the CommunityTeam explain?How do you balance visual design with learning objectives?
Hi everyone, Visual design plays an important role in e-learning, but it should always support the course's learning objectives. Colors, images, animations and interactive elements can make lessons more engaging, but too many visual elements may distract learners from the main content. I was also looking at how websites present information through images and page layouts, like this one: https://dionocarseat.com/. It got me thinking about how visual choices can guide attention without overwhelming users. When creating courses in Rise 360 or Storyline 360, how do you decide which visual elements to include while keeping learners focused on the learning objectives? Are there any design principles you find especially helpful?Multiple languages in one SCORM
Hi, I can see that there is now an option to publish multiple languages in one SCORM package. This is amazing! However, there is one issue: once you select a language, you cannot change it. Is there a way to refresh or restart the training so that the user can select a different language? Many thanks in advance! :)
