Delay Learner Through Course
Is there a way to delay a learner's ability to take lessons or courses? I have a safety course, but my company demands that the learner take the course over 4 days time. So can I either create 1 course with 4 lessons and have the lessons delay 24 hours (or, say, 16 hours) for each lesson? Or 4 courses where you have a prerequisite and a delay?Variable Issues Jeopardy Game
Hello, I came across this guide on building a Jeopardy game published by elizabeth and I really liked the idea! How to Create A Jeopardy! Style Game: Part 1 | E-Learning Heroes How To Create A Jeopardy! Style Game: Part 2 | E-Learning Heroes In the version she made, there are only a few variables, and the user is only having their score added when they get it correct. I'd like to raise the stakes a little and have the a "non-playable character" get points for every question the user gets wrong. I'm using Vyond to create cartoon characters and plan to add little cut scenes before and after the game that shows the characters reacting to winning or losing the game. To that end, I have followed along to about the 40-minute mark of Part 1 and made the board, categories, etc. I am not quite sure where I am going wrong here but the scores are not adding up. How it's supposed to work is as followed: The user selects one of 3 characters - Carlos, Jazz, or Craig. Whichever character shows is selected, their name shows up in the top right corner of the Jeopardy Board. If the user gets the correct answer, then the score at the bottom for the character in the top right should go up. If they get it wrong, then one of the other two names gets points. Below are some trigger example screenshots: If Elizabeth or any other user could look at the file I have so far, I would greatly appreciate any help to figure out why the addition triggers are not working properly. I want to figure this out before I got further into this project.How Rise Canvas was created
I’ve had several requests to detail how I created Rise Canvas Rather than trying to respond to everyone via DM, LinkedIn etc, I thought I’d detail everything here in one post. I’m a web/app designer in addition to being an ID (and some other side hustles that pay the bills!) so this has been a bit of a background passion project initially started for my own work… This will be a long read, so I’ll write it in several parts… This will be fairly non-technical as this isn’t really the place to discuss technical detail.. Part 1 coming next…Camtasia Can Do This? A Stunning Motion Graphics Template for eLearning
I’ll be honest, Camtasia continues to surprise me. Many people still think of Camtasia as a simple screen-recording tool, but when you start pushing its design and motion capabilities, it becomes much more than that. I recently built the Oblique Camtasia Template, a 24-slide corporate motion graphics template designed for eLearning, webinars, training videos, and polished business presentations. This template uses diagonal layouts, animated image treatments, lower thirds, title plates, infographics, matte effects, ease-in motion, and custom shape-based design, all built to show how far Camtasia can go when used creatively. Yes, tools like Adobe After Effects and Premiere are powerful. But Camtasia can absolutely hold its own for learning design, corporate video, and clean motion-based presentation work. The bigger point is this: don’t limit Camtasia to screen recording. Test it. Push it. Build with it. There is so much creative potential sitting inside the tool. Watch the short clip here: https://youtu.be/Cr4aVIbxfsE?si=9Am9z6XdrcfT-1xn Read the full under-the-hood blog here: https://www.craftuxd.com/post/camtasia-elearning-corporate-motion-design-template Watch the full template in action here: https://craftuxd.tech/ObliqueCamtasiaTemplate.mp4 #Camtasia #eLearning #MotionGraphics #LearningExperienceDesign #InstructionalDesign #CorporateTraining #VideoDesign #CraftUXDWe’ve been quietly building something new to recognize and elevate our most engaged ELH members
If you’ve ever: Shared a workflow Answered someone’s question Tested a new feature Helped a new member Sparked a thoughtful discussion You’re exactly who this is for. So, we want your input. If you were part of a community recognition program, what would make it truly valuable to you? Public recognition inside ELH? A LinkedIn credential or shareable badge? Early access to product updates? Speaking or content opportunities? Mentorship or leadership roles? Something else? Drop your thoughts below 👇 We’re opening an opportunity to help shape the program before a wider launch. If you’d like early access, fill out this short registration form.Faster ways to QA narration, CC, and Notes in Storyline
Hi! Does anyone have tips or hacks for making sure narration matches the CC and Transcripts/Notes? My job requires this along with specific formatting for certain words. What I've been doing: - Using Search & Find to look for specific words - Exporting narration .vtt files and comparing them to the Notes Both work but are really tedious. On top of that, some words in the TTS/AI narration have to be spelled phonetically to get the right pronunciation, so the generated CC text doesn't always match what should actually appear in the CC and Notes. Has anyone found a faster way to manage this? Any workflow tips would be appreciated! TIA!AI‑powered, real‑time role‑play platforms
Hello Heroes! Has anyone cracked this yet? I’m exploring AI‑powered, real‑time role‑play platforms that can be embedded directly into an Articulate Rise Multimedia Embed block and run within the Rise frame—without sending learners outside the course or requiring a separate login. I’ve tested a few options, including Yoodli, but that experience redirects learners out of Rise. Other platforms I’ve reviewed are either cost‑prohibitive or not transparent with pricing. Has anyone successfully integrated a truly seamless, experiential role‑play experience into Rise? I’d love to hear what you’ve tried, what’s come close, or where you hit barriers. Thank you!Part 1: AI Voices in eLearning
➡️ View the post and tutorial 👋Hi everyone! A few of you reached out after the Build-a-Thon submission asking how the audio elements were built — so I put together a full teardown video. This is part 1 of a 3-part series I'm doing on AI coding in Rise and Storyline. Part 1 covers how I added AI audio to the flashcards, configured the settings for different purposes, set up the voice agent in Storyline, and what's possible when you go directly into ElevenLabs. Building the Rise code blocks used in this post are covered in Part 2 — that one's about the Rise Code Block Library. 👉 Part 1 - AI Voices in eLearning 👉 Part 2 - Building Rise Code Blocks 👉 Part 2 - Follow Up: Rise Build System in Action 👉 Part 2 - Follow Up: Protoyping with Intent 👉 Part 3 - AI Javascript in Storyline (coming soon) 👉 Browse the Rise Code Block Library Have fun with this series and let me know if you have any questions. Stephanie
