Rise Scenario Interaction "Try Again" Additional Continue Screen
I'm creating my first scenario interaction with Rise and notice there's an additional screen requiring users to hit continue after choosing try again. So, they click try again, go to another screen that says try again and has a continue button on the bottom. Essentially an additional click per "try again." Is there any way around this? Screenshot attached and here's a link: https://share.articulate.com/f6kVeWFq54F_i4P5W8ToWPeer Pod Coming Soon: “New to Instructional Design” — Who’s Joining Us?
We’re kicking off a brand-new Peer Pod for anyone who’s new to instructional design and you’re invited! 🎉 Peer Pods are 4-week learning groups where community members explore a topic together through weekly prompts, curated resources, and shared discussion. Whether you’re a few days or several months into your role, this is your chance to connect with peers, reflect on key topics, and build confidence together. Here’s what we’ll explore: ✨ What to focus on as you get started 📦 Intro to Articulate 360 + course design best practices 🤝 Tips for working with SMEs 💻 Best practices for incorporating AI By the end, you’ll walk away with a stronger foundation and a group of peers cheering you on. 🗓 Start Date: Monday, January 12, 2026 Participants will be added to the private Peer Pod group about a week before we begin. 👉 Want to join? Fill out the registration form. 💬 Your turn: What Peer Pod topics do you want to see next? If you could join a focused 4-week learning group, what topic would you choose? Drop your ideas below so we can build pods around what you want most. 🙌Spark trail effect. How to do it?
I´d like to create an animation that resembles this effect: a spark or star that leaves a trace of little sparks that fade away. I tried one with graphics that have in and out animations, placed in consecutive times on the timeline, and a motion path for the main spark. It works fine, but I´d like to know if some Storyline wizard could come up with other solutions. Thanks.Filter like Excel inside course
Hello, I am building a process-based course for people working in a laboratory. There are 9 different machines that are in the process the person has to use. I did the initial storyboarding in Microsoft Excel, because the process isn't strictly linear. For example: Turn on Machine A. It takes 30 minutes to warm up. Turn on Machine B. Do process 1 and 2. Turn on Machine C. Do process 1. On Machine B, do process 3. When Machine A beeps, you have 90 seconds to do process 1. So, when I job shadowed the technician, I wrote out the information in the order he does the work. When teaching someone new, he may want to do the entire process, but he may want to run it machine-by-machine, depending on the learner. With Excel, I have a column for the overall step process and another column for the step on a given machine. Filtering makes it easy to toggle between machine specific or full process views. For the moment, I'm building it in Rise with each machine as its own lesson. Long term, I think doing this in Storyline and putting some variables on each slide might be a better way to do this. I'm thinking I'd build the process by machine (in each scene). Then I'd rearrange the slides into the process order. The learner could then choose to view as full process or toggle for just one variable to be seen. Is there a better way to do this? What haven't I thought of that could make this easier?Next Button Disabled on Resume After Video Completion – Storyline 360
Hi Team, I have a query related to the Resume behavior in Articulate Storyline 360. In my project, a slide contains an MP4 video. The Next button is initially disabled and is enabled only after the video completes, which works correctly on the first visit. However, when the learner closes the course and relaunches it, then clicks Resume, the slide resumes correctly but the Next button appears disabled again, even though the video was already completed earlier. Requirements: Player: Default Modern Player Navigation: using default navigation, and Alternative solution using custom navigation This issue is critical, and I need a reliable solution that ensures the Next button remains enabled on resume once the video has already been completed. Please advise on the best possible approach to resolve this. Thank you.Seeking feedback on a short scenario-based learning module (portfolio project)
Hi everyone 👋 I’m an early-career Learning Experience / Instructional Designer and I’m currently building my portfolio through small, focused practice projects. I’d really appreciate feedback from this community on a short scenario-based learning module I’m developing. 🔹 Tool: Articulate Rise 🔹 Audience: Adult learners / working professionals 🔹 Learning goal: Help learners practice clear, respectful communication and decision-making in realistic situations. 🔹 What I’m sharing: This is a portfolio prototype, not a finished product. The focus is on learning flow and interaction design rather than visual polish. 👉 [https://share.articulate.com/FPxECjbTRXNEWb9H2gMiW] 🔹 Feedback I’d love input on (feel free to comment on any): Does the scenario feel realistic and relevant to adult learners? Is the learning objective clear through the interaction? Does the flow support learning, or are there points that feel confusing or unnecessary? Is the feedback after learner choices helpful for behavior change? Any suggestions for improving engagement or reducing cognitive load? I’m very open to honest, constructive critique — this project is meant for learning and iteration. Thank you so much for taking the time to look and share your expertise. I really appreciate it!Intuitive Role Playing Exercise with Feedback
Hello, is there an AI tool within Storyline or Rise where you can insert an intuitive back-and-forth role-playing activity that provides real-time feedback to users depending on their responses to help enhance communication skills during customer service calls?storyline 3 user guide
i only need storyline every few months so i can't justify a subscription. i only need to access the storyline 3 user guide once or twice a year. i just tried today and Articulate has nixed all access. such an unjustifiable, unkind action ranks with the best of those by trump. you disgust me, Articulate, and as soon as i send this i will close my account.
