Accessibility Issue: No Audio Options for Feedback in Rise 360 Knowledge Check Questions
I’m running into an accessibility issue in Rise 360 and wanted to see if anyone else has come across this or found a good workaround. Right now, Rise lets you add audio to the question prompt in Knowledge Check blocks, but the feedback (Correct / Incorrect / Continue) is text‑only. There’s no option to upload audio or embed anything for learners who need feedback in an audio format. This becomes a problem for learners who benefit from multimodal feedback — for example, people with dyslexia, higher cognitive load, or anyone who relies on audio reinforcement to process information. For accessibility‑focused courses, text‑only feedback doesn’t always meet their needs. I know you can use Storyline blocks as a workaround, but they don’t always fit smoothly into a Rise‑based course. Branching pages can work too, but they add extra steps for something that should be simple. Feature request: It would be really helpful if Rise allowed audio (or even basic media blocks) inside feedback fields so we can offer feedback in multiple formats. Even a simple “upload audio” option would make a big difference. Has anyone found another way to handle this directly in Rise, or is everyone relying on Storyline blocks? And could this be something added to the Rise roadmap? Thanks — interested to hear what others have found.Storyline 360 - Feedback Master Error After Updating
Since recently updating Articulate Storyline I have gone back into a file I made a few months ago. I have found that since the update: For quiz questions using the default feedback master slides, whilst the layout selected shows on the preview, when looking at the slide in create/review/publish it is incorrectly formatted Text has been moved so it no longer aligns with the page Has anyone come across this issue before?Free: let learners print their quiz results or action plan from Storyline (no web objects)
Hi everyone. A question that comes up here often is "how can learners keep what they typed or scored?". So I built a small JavaScript library for it and I'm giving it away while I collect feedback. It turns course variables into a clean A4 report that learners print or save as PDF - a quiz result sheet, a self-assessment report with levels and advice, or an action plan in their own words. It prints from a hidden frame, so LMS pop-up blockers don't get in the way, and it picks up the learner name from SCORM 1.2 / 2004. There's a working Example.story in the download, so you can open the triggers and see exactly how it's wired. Live demo (nothing to install, move the sliders and hit print): https://learndevstudio.github.io/report-pack-demo/ Download (free): https://devstudio73.gumroad.com/l/storyline-report-pack I'd really like to know how it behaves in your LMS - reply here or in the download email.How Can I Make Articulate AI Avatars Continue Natural Movements After They Finish Speaking?
How can I make AI avatars appear more natural and continue subtle idle movements after they finish speaking? Currently, my avatars freeze immediately after their final word, which makes the ending feel abrupt and unnatural. In HeyGen AI, there is a pause feature in the script editor that allows me to add a few extra seconds so the character can remain on screen and react naturally after completing a sentence. I haven't found a similar option in Articulate. The Advanced Settings don't appear to provide this capability, and many of the available settings seem inaccessible to me. Is there a way to create a more natural pause or idle animation after an AI avatar finishes speaking?Storyline SCORM export suddenly much larger than the Storyline project
Hi everyone, I’m having a strange issue with a Storyline 360 project and I’m hoping someone can help me understand what’s happening. I have a Storyline project that was originally 206 MB. When I published that version as SCORM, the exported SCORM package was 246 MB. I needed to get the SCORM package below 230 MB for our LMS, so I started compressing the images within the project. After compressing and replacing the images, I managed to reduce the Storyline project file from 206 MB to 196 MB. However, when I published this new version as SCORM, the package unexpectedly increased to around 270 MB. So the sequence is: Storyline project: 206 MB → SCORM: 246 MB Compressed/replaced images Storyline project: 196 MB → SCORM: ~270 MB What is particularly strange is that when I checked the published SCORM files, I found that the images were actually being increased in size during the publishing process. For example, I had an image that was 104 KB in the Storyline project. The Media Library also showed it as 104 KB. However, when I located that same image in the exported SCORM package, it was around 3 MB. I found this happening with a lot of the images — the file sizes in the published SCORM were significantly larger than the corresponding images in the Storyline project. I've also checked the Media Library and the largest images currently in the project are around 2.1 MB, so there doesn't appear to be one particularly large asset causing the increase. I extracted the SCORM package to investigate further. The extracted package is around 300 MB, while the story_content folder is only 6.9 MB, so the majority of the size appears to be coming from elsewhere in the published output. The really strange thing is that the SCORM export was working fine earlier today. The original 206 MB project exported to 246 MB. It was only after I started compressing and replacing images that the SCORM output started increasing to around 270 MB. I'm running Storyline 360 on Windows through Parallels on a Mac. Has anyone experienced anything similar, where images are becoming significantly larger when Storyline publishes them to SCORM, even though the source images in the Storyline project/Media Library are much smaller? I'm trying to understand why Storyline is increasing the image sizes during publishing and what could be causing the SCORM package to jump from 196 MB to 270 MB. Any advice would be massively appreciated! Thanks!Add/Subtract Quiz Totals on Results Slide
I'm stumped and I need your help! I have created a "Counter" variable to add when a learner clicks on the "Normal" state (which is set up to show an answer hint). Each question is valued at 10 for a correct answer, 0 for an incorrect answer, and 1 for using the hint. The counter appears to be working. Now, let's use an example of 10 questions, where I get 8 right and used 2 hints. The total should come to 78 (8 correct answers minus 2 hints). I set up a variable on the Results slide to subtract "Counter" from the Quiz Score. But it's not working. It's not subtracting -- it's showing 80 (8 correct answers), which ignores the counter. What am I missing?Score tracking in CareerShip
Hello! I am working on publishing a training course that will be used in the CareerShip LMS, which is new for me. I typically publish in Docebo. When publishing in Storyline, I use SCORM 2004 2nd edition, tracking using Passed/Incomplete on the Final Assessment. This allows Docebo to report the progress, completion status, time in course, and final score. When I use the same setting for CareerShip, the progress, time in course, and final score do not report. I have tried using SCORM 1.2 without any success. I have also tried changing the LMS Reporting to the other 3 options without any success. Has anyone has any success with publishing settings to work in CareerShip? Thank you!Matching Question Randomizing Both Sides
I created a matching question as part of a final assessment for a course, but I can't figure out how to make the quiz randomize only one side of the exercise. For this particular question, users are matching an action with the appropriate order that action is taken (Step 1, Step 2, Step 3, etc.). I want the actions column randomized, but want the steps column to show up in numerical order, with Step 1 at the top and Step 5 at the bottom. I have tried toggling the Column Freeze setting to freeze matches, toggling it to freeze choices, and swapping which column the steps and actions are listed, but it always randomizes both sides. I did not have this issue while creating matching questions for knowledge checks earlier in this course (the right column always stayed in order), just this final quiz assessment. Any tips on how to fix this? Thanks!
