I'm developing product training, and I don't want to be repetitive and boring
I'm doing a lot of product training, and many of the products share similar features and benefits. I want to present the material in a way that isn't repetitive or boring. Has anyone else dealt with this dilemma? If so, how'd you go about doing it? Would love any feedback or ideas.Tool for comparing changes between PowerPoint files
Microsoft removed the "Compare..." feature in the latest version of PowerPoint. I was able to recreate something similar by having Claude.ai create an app that does something similar. You can try it and even download it here: https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/532296a7-5468-4de0-9fd4-4ef6cfe548f1 When you "upload" the two files, they're loaded in your browser, so there are no privacy concerns. It runs as a simple HTML file, so you can open it from your desktop. You upload two versions of a PowerPoint file, and it shows you what changed between them. Sometimes I work with SMEs who send an updated PowerPoint file without indicating what changed from the previous version (or they leave things out). So having a tool like this can save a lot of time.Where in the World Is Articuland? 🌍🕵️♀️
Articuland is going international in 2026, and we’re taking the experience to three cities around the world. Before we reveal where we’re headed, let’s play a game. 🕵️♀️ Your challenge: Can you correctly identify the cities based on a few clues? Below, you’ll find the three stops on our global Articuland tour. Each stop comes with three hints. 💬 Drop where you think Articuland is coming in the comments. 🎁 What’s in it for you? The first 10 people to correctly identify a city will receive a 20% off code for an Articuland ticket to the location of their choosing. Everyone who correctly identifies at least one city will be entered into a random drawing to win one Articuland ticket to the location of their choosing. ⏰ Important dates Submissions close: March 23 at 12 pm ET Cities + winners revealed: March 24 👉 One entry per person. Ticket prize covers admission only (no airfare or hotel). Official Rules apply. Ready to put your detective skills to the test? Let’s see what you’ve got 🧠🌍 🕵️♀️ Stop One Rain is always a possibility A city of iconic bridges and neighborhoods Home to a famous underground 🕵️♂️ Stop Two A strong connection to bold, recognizable art and architecture A city where design shows up everywhere Sun, sea, and streets built for wandering 🕵️♀️ Stop Three A city where you hear many languages in one day A skyline often used in movies and TV Known for neighborhoods with their own personalities Think you’ve cracked it? 👀 Tag a friend, compare cities, and see who gets it right before the big reveal. And if you’re already thinking ahead, tickets for our U.S. Articuland events are on sale now, with global event registration opening soon. More details coming your way on March 24! Until then… happy geography lesson 🌍💛Track what path a learner takes
Good afternoon, I'm going to be building a course where multiple job titles in my company will need to take it, but depending on their job will determine essentially how much of the course they actually need to complete. My thought was to have the different jobs as different scenes and have the learner choose their job after the initial slides and then they'll just complete their jobs scene. My question is, is there a way to see that they completed the correct path in our LMS? (We have ADP) Basically we want to make sure that job title #3 (needs most amount of training) actually completed their pathway and didn't just complete job title #1 (least amount of training). Thanks!Let’s Talk Custom Blocks: What Will You Build?
Whether you joined the Design Your Way with Custom Blocks webinar on September 16 or you’re just starting to explore the feature, this thread is for you. Jump In: Share something you’ve built (or are dreaming up) with Custom Blocks in Rise 360. ✅ You can: Post a screenshot or preview link of a Custom Block in action Describe an idea or layout you want to try Ask for feedback on something you're working on No polished course needed! This is a space to swap ideas, spark inspiration, and learn from each other. 💡 Not sure where to start? Try one of these: A fun “About Me” or team intro block A compact visual summary of a long policy A simple tutorial or checklist 🎯 Looking for more of a structured prompt? This week’s ELH Challenge is also focused on Custom Blocks, so if you’re ready to dive deeper, that’s a great next step. We’ll highlight a few creative or helpful shares from this thread and the challenge in an upcoming community roundup! 👉 What’s something you’ve built, or want to build, with Custom Blocks? Drop it below!Issue: External file links behave differently in SCORM vs LMS UI
We've set up a server to host files external to our LMS (flipbooks). The server is set with domain domain restrictions to only accept calls from our LMS's domain. This works flawlessly for links from within a course description on our LMS. Users tap the Flipbook link and the flipbook loads, no additional login required. For flipbook links existing within a SCORM-based course, when the Flipbook link is tapped, we are taken to the server but are confronted with a Login screen. How do we get around this so that calls from our LMS do not require a log in, even when the links exist within a SCORM file? (Our SCORM files are stored on our LMS BTW).Issue: Text alignment in different blocks
Hi Heroes, I’m fairly new to editing content in Rise 360 and have been learning the system on my own :) I’m currently editing existing content and added a text block with columns, but I noticed that the text in my new block isn’t aligned with the text in the blocks above and below it. The surrounding blocks use an image + text layout, while mine contains text only so I am using columns. Could that be the reason for the alignment difference? If so, is there a way to make the text align with the other blocks? Thank you in advance for any tips :)✨ Friday Fun Prompt: The Blank Slide Moment
You know that moment… You’ve got the topic. You’ve got the request. You open a new project. And then… Where do you actually start? 💬 What’s the hardest part of starting a new course for you? Is it: • Defining objectives? • Organizing messy source content? • Figuring out structure? • Just getting momentum? Bonus: What’s one thing that helps you move past that starting point?
