Free form drag and drop randomise drag items using javascript
Hi Rockstars, I'm having issues with randomising drag items in a freeform drag and drop. For the life of me I can't figure it out!đ So please, if there is anyone out there who can help me, I would be forever grateful. And even buy you a beer if you live in Melbourne Australia;) Here is the link to my source for the javascript. Randomizing Drag and Drop Objects in Storyline Using JavaScript And here is the link to the storyline file. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JD1PPMG2ULjy_iocoxO_9tx32nGQT19E/view?usp=sharing Thank you so much in advance. Fingers crossed someone knows how to do this:)⨠Friday Fun Prompt: Whatâs Your âDream Buildâ?
Itâs Friday, so letâs daydream a little⌠If you could build any e-learning project, with no limits, what would it be? We all have that one idea thatâs been in the back of our minds⌠maybe itâs too big, too niche, or youâre just waiting for the right time (or tools). đŻ Share your âdream buildâ in the comments! This could be: A concept youâve always wanted to explore A course youâd create if tools/time werenât a constraint Something you started but never finished (yet!) đŹ Bonus: Whatâs holding it back, and what would help you get started? Canât wait to see whatâs on your e-learning wish list!Free Online Tool to Test Keyboard Keys â Great for E-Learning Interactions & Accessibility Checks
Hi everyone đ I wanted to share a small free tool that might be useful for anyone designing e-learning activities that involve keyboard input, accessibility, or software simulations. Itâs called TesteTeclado.com.br â an online keyboard tester that lets you check if all keys are working correctly, detect stuck keys, and even identify ghosting issues (when multiple keys are pressed together). đĄ Why it can help: Great for testing keyboard-based interactions you build in Storyline or Rise. Useful when checking accessibility navigation (Tab, Enter, Arrow keys, etc.). No install needed, works directly in the browser. Completely free and secure (it doesnât record any keystrokes). Hereâs the link if you want to give it a try: đ https://testeteclado.com.br Would love your feedback â especially if you use it in your e-learning development workflow or have ideas to make it even more helpful for accessibility testing! Thanks, (James Carter)Rise Custom Blocks: Focus Order Workaround to Deleting Objects from the Order?
Hi all! This question might already have been posed, but has anyone found a good practice when setting the focus order in the Rise custom blocks that are currently in beta? As far as I can tell, you can set the order, and add alt text, to objects but you can't delete any objects out of the focus order, to make it less of an issue for a screenreader, like you can in Storyline. Have you just been marking objects that would otherwise get deleted out of the order as decorative, using ""? Any other best practices for the focus order in these Rise custom blocks is also appreciated. Thank you!Hide âPreviousâ button on the first question slide when randomly shuffling from a question bank
Hi there, Iâm currently building question slides using a question bank and would like each slide to feature both âPreviousâ and âNextâ buttonsâexcept for the first slide, which should only display the âNextâ button. Iâm trying to achieve this while allowing the questions to be randomly shuffled, without having to fix the first question manually. Is this setup possible?Generate Phonemes using AI and a Dictionary
Pronunciation is a challenge at times, especially when the same word is pronounced differently depending on its "use." We use a combination of IPA phonemes and basic phonetics (phonics). I use an AI chat to generate the SSML code, then place it in a SharePoint library for when I need it again. The same voice may get it right one time, but not the next, so I never know when I'll need the phoneme. Given that the Articulate voices don't allow emphasis on syllables, this is the best method I've found so far. If anyone has a better way, it would be most appreciated if you would share, thank you! This is very basic, but it does work when needed. Here is an example of the AI prompt: Please generate the phoneme SSML code for the word "<word>" and use https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary to obtain the phonemes. Example for "use" as a noun: <speak> <phoneme alphabet="ipa" ph="ËjuËs">use</phoneme> </speak> Example for "use" as a verb: <speak> <phoneme alphabet="ipa" ph="ËjuËz">use</phoneme> </speak>360 images is so good....but!
Hi all you articulate fans If you are working with 360 images and you are a fan of free navigation, BUT you would like your "door to the next slide" only to be visible when all your markers/hotspots has been visited, then how do you do that on your 360 image? I find the trigger options to be quite limited. Any solutions? KR GlennHelp with making compliance/legislative obligation heavy training interesting.
I am currently working on a number of courses that are compliance and legislative obligation text heavy content, with a lot of 'we must say this' information. Any tips on how to make this attractive and interesting without changing the content as the SME is very strict that the text must be said. I have thought that maybe the text heavy sections could have an audio feature? I also only have access to Rise at the moment and can make other video/motion/gif things in PowerPoint and Canva.How to Indicate Audio is Available to the User
We are looking for some guidance/best practices on informing the user when audio is available: When audio contains more details than displayed on the screen. How do you let your users know that? For example, if the block has header, (small paragraph of info), then list of bullet items followed by the audio at the bottom. I saw the attached note in a training and love it but it doesn't meet our question. Also, do you suggest something used throughout the course or just on the intro slide? Thank you!
