Issue with slides.js and MS Edge
Hello, Long time user and part of the team at an automotive OEM. We're seeing an issue with Storyline 360 in our SCORM 1.2 player. Normally, these operate correctly, but when allowing user to move backwards and forwards between slides, we get an issue that's not manifesting in Chrome or Firefox, only in MS Edge. When this occurs , the voiceover audio halts and the training needs to exit and restart. It looks like a javascript error where a value isn't passed correctly. Any insight here, thanks? -AlDynamic SCORMs
We use Rise to develop many of our interactive lessons. The platform is superior to the others we use in that it offers more flexibility when designing sections and offers a wide variety of question types (though I wish it was expanded for quizzes which is limited to multiple choice and multiple response). Moreover, developers can create in Storyline and add a block template to Rise when something isn't available. Does Rise have (or are the developers working on) dynamic content? In other words, is there a way for users to correct a typo or question error on the Rise site that would then update within the SCORM package on the LMS (we recently transitioned from Moodle to Schoology). I have tested other platform's dynamic SCORM packages that are capable of doing this without having to re-download from its site and re-upload into the LMS. While Rise is superior in many ways, the dynamic aspect has been a point of concern for many other creators, administrators, and teachers, and I have not been able to figure out a way to make Rise dynamic.Custom Block - Images/Gifs not loading/appearing
Hello! I am creating a custom block where the image/gif is on the left, the title and copy is on the right and below is an audio recording. I am running into issues where the content that I am uploading (images/gifs/videos) aren't loading when I preview or even upload. I have tried using it with other custom blocks and stock images from the Articulate library and the same story. I have cleared history/cache/data, updated my chrome, updated my laptop, made sure all my articulate apps are up to date (even though this is a RISE course) and even spoke to the custom blocks team at DevLearn in Las Vegas last week... wondering if anyone has any advice on how to solve this.Localization proxy language hack in Storyline 360: what can break?
Hi everyone, I’m using the Articulate Localization Add-on in Storyline 360 and I ran into a limitation: the target language I need (Papiamento) isn’t available in the Localization language list. So I’m considering a “proxy language” workaround and I’d love to sanity-check it with the community. What I’m trying to do In Localization, I add a supported language as a placeholder/proxy (e.g., English or Dutch — same script, LTR). I don’t rely on AI translations. Instead, I replace all translated strings manually with my own Papiamento translations (copy/paste). The goal is that the multilingual interface (language selector + localized content) shows Papiamento content everywhere, even if the internal language entry is technically a proxy. In other words: the course would display Papiamento text everywhere (content + questions/answers + feedback), but the language slot is a listed language. Main question Is there anything that could go wrong with this approach? I’m trying to identify pitfalls beyond “it’s not officially supported”. Questions / possible pitfalls (please confirm/deny) Metadata / language tagging: does the published output get tagged as the proxy language (e.g., HTML lang attributes, player language settings, LMS reporting)? Player UI strings / system messages: are those fully editable via Localization, or could some UI strings remain tied to the proxy language? Layout / text expansion: do you see UI/layout regressions when the real strings differ in length from the expected proxy language patterns? Accessibility: could screen readers behave incorrectly if lang metadata remains the proxy language? Maintenance: any gotchas when updating the source course later (re-sync overwriting manual edits, harder diffs, etc.)? What I’m looking for If anyone has tried something similar (using a listed language as a container for a non-listed language), I’d appreciate: What actually breaks (if anything) Best practices to minimize risk Whether you’d recommend a different workflow Context: I’ll publish to [SCORM 1.2 / SCORM 2004 / xAPI / Review / Web]. Thanks in advance!Reset / Retake Rise course if user fails assessment
Hi there, I noticed that the problem I have been having has already been discussed in the community 5 months ago - See community discussion thread: https://community.articulate.com/discussions/discuss/retake-rise-course-if-user-fails-assessment/968741 I wanted to reach out to the community again in case someone has come up with a workaround since this was last discussed. I would like to be able to offer learners the option to retake a whole course after they have failed the final exam. It would also be necessary that the course is completely reset for the learners and that they cannot jump from the start to the final exam again. As I understand it, this is not possible by adjusting settings in Articulate. However has anyone managed to achieve this by adjusting the SCORM drive code? If so, your guidance would be thoroughly appreciated. Thank you!Tracking Raw Game Scores in LMS – Is This an LMS Limitation or a Storyline Setting?
Hi everyone, I’m working on a game-based interaction built in Storyline where I’m capturing a raw score (for example, total points earned in a quiz-style game). I’m able to store the score successfully using JavaScript and Storyline variables, but when the course is published to the LMS, the reporting only shows the completion status or a percentage — not the actual numeric score. The use case here is that higher scores are tied to incentives, so displaying the raw score would be important. Before going too deep into workarounds, I wanted to ask: • Is displaying a raw numeric score typically limited by the LMS? • Has anyone managed to display raw scores using SCORM or xAPI? • Are there known LMS platforms that support this better than others? I’d appreciate any insight or real-world experience you can share. Thanks in advance!Rise 360 - Quiz question tracking`
Hi all, I'm looking at building a quiz in Rise 360 that will be used as a assessment and hosted on my organisations Cornerstone LMS. The only content in this Rise build will be the quiz containing questions from a bank. There will be no other content present. However, I've been asked if it's possible to track individual questions so we can delve into what questions learners got right and wrong to identify areas we may need to improve training and learning provision. I've come across this article: https://www.articulatesupport.com/article/Rise-Quiz-Data-Sent-to-an-LMS that lists the data sent to an LMS by Rise 360 when using a quiz to track course completion, but I still would like some additional clarification on some details. Where the article mentions "student_response" and "correct_response", are these question specific? - if a learner completes a quiz consisting of 10 questions, do two pieces of information for each question get sent to the LMS (student and correct response data for Q1, for Q2, for Q3, etc.)? Is this level of data tracking available using SCORM 2004 4th Edition? - if yes, aside from selecting SCORM 2004 4th Edition when publishing to SCORM, are there any other options I need to be looking at to get it to work? If anyone has any experience with the Cornerstone LMS (UK/EU region if that matters), do you know if it can support reporting on this question by question data and how to access it? Or do you have any links to any material that can explain this? Many thanks, SamCourse performance issue on review link after attempting pre-assessment – slides loading very slow
Hello Community, I’m experiencing a performance issue in an Articulate Storyline course, when reviewing this course on review link and need technical guidance. Course details: ~250 content slides 55 assessment questions Structure: Pre-assessment → Course → Post-assessment For alpha review, all 55 questions were kept open/visible in the pre and post-assessment, and reviewing course from review link. Issue: When reviewing this course from review link, If I attempts all (or most) of the 55 questions first and then proceeds to the course, slide loading becomes very slow after ~50–60% course completion. Navigation turns sluggish and remaining slides take a long time to load. Query: Does Storyline retain assessment data in memory until course exit? Any recommended best practices or solution on this? Looking forward to technical insights or similar experiences. Thanks,
