Keyboard navigation to support accessibility
Hi all...happy holiday. I recently took a work-required eLearning course (ahem, we won't discuss quality!) that had keyboard navigation options to move through the course, allowing for accessibility. I wonder how that works with Articulate storyline and RISE...how does that get created? No clue on this but see it as necessary for our work. Your guidance is appreciated. MicheleWelcome to Week 1 of the E-Learning Heroes Passport Challenge!
🌍 Welcome to the Passport Challenge Hub! Your one-stop spot for all things E-Learning Heroes Passport Challenge. Each week, we’ll share a new update celebrating badge earners, Globetrotter progress, and community highlights. Check out the Passport Challenge post to learn how to join, earn badges, and see all the rewards you can unlock! ✈️ Getting Started Here’s how to start filling your passport this week: Post a new discussion or comment on a post that caught your eye. Jump into the Welcome Center and greet a new member. Like a few posts that inspired you. 💡 Weekly Pro Tip You can earn two badges in one! Complete the Weekly Challenge to earn your Challenger stamp, then post your project (with details!) in the Share Examples Hub to unlock your Showcase stamp. 💬 Join the Conversation How are you hoping to grow, learn, or stretch your skills during the Passport Challenge? Drop your goals in the comments — we’d love to cheer you on!Training Courses
Hello, There used to be a place within this community where we could download "off the shelf" courses of various topics. In that area, you had the option to download a template for a topic, or you could download a course. I can't seem to find it now. Does anyone know where I can find that? I found it to be a great resource to not have to start from scratch on certain topics.Fast AI Moodboards in Visily.ai
In this short tutorial, I walk through how I use Visily.ai to create a polished 12-slide AI moodboard for training and instructional design projects. The workflow is simple: gather your inspo, align with brand assets, write a clear prompt in Grok 4.1, and let Visily.ai generate high-fidelity layouts that guide the entire visual direction of the course. This approach helps you explore concepts quickly and present a strong visual foundation before moving into development. You can watch the full breakdown here: https://youtu.be/AcndXNYe7DM?si=kCcFqOon9vyBZuf1Using Rise360 for Virtual In-Person Courses
Hi everyone! We are currently brainstorming how to use a Rise Course as a presentation tool. We host online live sessions using Canva as a presentation tool, but are trying to figure out how to best use a rise course as a live presentation tool. Does anyone do this? Our main road block is that other tools (Canva/PPT) have a notes function built in that our facilitators use for the dialogue they are expected to follow during the session. We can't figure out the best way to do this, other than having a notes doc for them to open separately from the Rise course. For anyone that works at Articulate reading this, is this a new idea? Do you have any suggestions? I would love to brainstorm through some ways you can see using Rise as a presentation tool! Thanks everyone!What’s your “Figure It Out” moment in learning design?
Thanks to everyone who joined today’s Learning Luminaries with Tim Slade! Whether you attended the session or not, this thread is your space to share takeaways, exchange examples, and ask follow-up questions. 💡 Key takeaways 1️⃣ “FIFO” — Figure It ___ Out. Growth happens when you’re pushed outside your comfort zone. The best work often comes from rolling up your sleeves and figuring it out as you go. 2️⃣ Great learning = great experience. Instructional design is either elevated or detracted from the experience surrounding it — great visuals, an intuitive UI, and accessibility elevate the learning; poor design undermines it. 3️⃣ Stay practical about trends. AI, VR, gamification… tools will change, but the fundamentals stay steady. Wait for a real use case before jumping on the next shiny thing. 4️⃣ Readiness isn’t a feeling — it’s action. You don’t need permission to start. Competence builds confidence, and both come from doing the work. 5️⃣ Be an expert in your experience, not just your craft. Tim’s advice for unlocking potential: your lived experiences are your superpower — share them freely. 💬 Let’s talk Drop a note in the comments about your own “figure it out” moment. What did you try, and what did you learn? Feel free to link or screenshot an example if you have one!LMS API Error
Good morning All, About 2 weeks ago, we started to see an uptick in course > LMS errors: "An error has occurred: Error - unable to acquire LMS API, content may not play properly and results may not be recorded". It's across multiple devices, multiple networks, and multiple courses. I have not yet been able to identify the commonality between then yet. I heard something last night that the last Chrome release may have had some security updates that could impact this. Any thoughts? Anyone else seeing an increase in these errors? Thanks JustinHow to create a branching scenario
Hello! I'm an instructional design student and brand new to this. I have an assignment due soon that I've been working really hard on! It's a branching scenario starting with 4 initial choices. I thought I could do this in Rise 360 as an interactive scenario, but it doesn't seem to let me go far enough. I've watched several tutorials (which is why I though I could do this), and the AI pop up help isn't much help either. I don't think I have time to watch all of the tutorials. I'm hoping someone can let me know if this is possible - and if not, what do I need to do for next steps to create this? Maybe I need to work in Storyline? It's a lot of steps.... I probably made it too complicated for a beginner project. It's a group project though, so I'm committed and I'd love to get it done as efficiently as possible.
