Feature Request: Restore Exact Date Timestamps in the Rise 360 Library
The recent Library update replaced exact date timestamps (e.g. "14 September 2026") with relative timestamps (e.g. "3 months ago"). For anyone managing a large course library, this makes it significantly harder to organise, audit, and locate content. This idea requests that exact dates be restored — or that users be given the option to switch between relative and exact timestamps. Why This Matters to the Community Many of us manage dozens or even hundreds of courses and rely on exact creation dates for filing, version control, and content audits. Since the switch to relative timestamps: Course creation dates are no longer visible. Relative labels like "2 months ago" shift every day, so there's no way to pin content to a specific date. Date-based filing systems no longer work. Anyone who organised their library by creation date has lost that workflow overnight. The current workarounds don't solve the problem. The "recently created" filter and the alternative view showing "days ago" still don't surface the actual date. The Ask Preferred solution: Restore exact date timestamps as the default display in the Library, as they were in the previous interface. Alternative solution: Add a user-level setting or toggle that allows users to choose between relative timestamps and exact dates. Minimum viable improvement: Display the exact date on hover (tooltip) over the relative timestamp, so users who need precision can access it without a full UI change. Articulate Support has confirmed there is currently no option to change the timestamp format or revert to the previous display, so a product-level change is needed.AI Image, Media, Prompt Library/History
Hi, I am relatively new to the e-learning/Articulate world and I haven't used Articulate as much as many others in this community. However, one of the things that I think could be a valuable asset to the AI assistant would be a library of any previously generated images or prompts. This would be valuable in a few settings that I thought of. Maintaining a certain image style throughout the course. Revising of other AI generated images/audio that has been added and then deleted from the course to be able to pick up where I left off with the prompt. Referencing previously well developed prompts that I would like to use again. Having the library or a history of my prompts would be valuable to help the forward momentum of the project instead of constantly starting over in the AI prompt. I understand I can simply save the images or prompts to a local drive or cloud storage. However, often times I forget or don't think to save them in the moment. I believe having this built into Articulate would make the usage more intuitive and user friendly. Thank you! Amanda BuzzellAnimated Avatars
I'd love to be able to use Articulate (I mainly use Storyline) to create animated avatar training modules. I'm looking for more natural movements than what the static avatars allow using states and intro/exit animations. For example, I want to create an animated video of a cartoon avatar putting on PPE. Another example is an avatar whose mouth moves while talking.Ability to Copy/Move Microlearnings to Courses
In Articulate 360, it’s possible to copy or move a lesson from one course to another, but there’s no equivalent capability for microlearning content. 🙄 Instead, users are forced to rebuild microlearning content as block templates every time they need to reuse it in a course, which is both inefficient and unnecessarily time-consuming. 🤬 This gap creates avoidable friction in what should be a straightforward workflow. Enabling the ability to copy or move microlearning content into courses would be a simple but high-impact improvement that would remove a lot of frustration and redundancy. Rather than focusing heavily on AI features, it would be great to see attention given to strengthening these core content management capabilities that directly affect day-to-day productivity. I am sure I am not the first person to share this feedback. Thanks for your time and consideration! 🙂Favorite in Articulate Content Library 360
It would be amazing if we could favorite content from the Content Library 360, which would be accessible based on your account, not the project, so it's easier to find and use on future projects. Preferably without having to download the content and take up memory on my computer.Every Template set needs a Blank Slide
I primarily use Storyline to create interactive trainings of our electronic health record. This involves full-screen screen recordings of the EHR. When inserting a screen recording, the captions come in a bland default color, and the standard color palette options are fine, but use of the Content Library 360 template color palettes are so much better. To expand the color palette options, I insert an opening title slide before my screen recorded slides start. Then, I select all of my screen recorded slides at once, Apply Layout, and select "Blank Slide" from the template set I selected from Content Library 360. This changes all the captions on my screen recorded slides to match the color palette on the template set, and gives me the same palette for any other object/shape I choose to insert on those slides. LOVE THIS! However, not all template sets in Content Library 360 have Blank Slide options. Example: "Opportunity" from Content Library 360 doesn't have a Blank Slide, so I have to select one of the most minimal options like "Top Title" or "Center Title" in order to get the palette options throughout. This creates a lot of extra work because all the title text fields have to be deleted from each individual slide, which wouldn't have to be done if the template set had a "Blank Slide" option to select from".Using multiple AI images from Articulate to generate a composition
Greetings, as much as I don't want to reignite a debate over AI usage and such, I would like to suggest the following idea: Generating AI images... using Storyline's own AI-generated images I don't know if files, generated with Storyline's own system have a specific code attached to it, but it would be nice to, say, merge two images together. For example... First, I generate the image of the interior of a restaurant. Then, I generate the image of a waitress. Finally, I generate another image, with the waitress inserted in the restaurant, using the previous two images I've generated, likely keeping any artistic features I've prompted. It would be like "first creating the puzzle pieces" and then "assembling them". Now, I wish to be limited to "only imnages generated by Articulate", because licenses and copyrights can be a HUGE problem if anyone can take random pictures from the internet, merge them together and call them their own. That's why I asked if AI-generated images have specific coding behind it to mark them as "Articulate assets". Thanks in advance :)
