Multi-Scene course not opening correctly
I have to combine two or three separate courses in a single activity (the instance below is one of four multi-language packages) so that learners can select their preferred language in the first scene, then they will jump the corresponding scene (course) for that language which will allow them to complete the activity. I have published the activity and am testing it in our LMS, but when I open it, it immediately opens to the second scene, rather than the first, so the user does not have a chance to select their language. This seems like it should be working; am I missing something besides defining the order of the scenes?Images in Shapes - Stretch Options
I'm trying to create a click and reveal interaction using custom shape buttons. I've created circles that I want to hold images representing a topic. However when I try to adjust the image using the Format Shape/Stretch Options instead of stretching the image it offsets it from the Shape Outline. Is this fixable? I know I can just create the image/shapes I want and then bring them into storyline but that becomes challenging when I start adding states.Intuitive Role Playing Exercise with Feedback
Hello, is there an AI tool within Storyline or Rise where you can insert an intuitive back-and-forth role-playing activity that provides real-time feedback to users depending on their responses to help enhance communication skills during customer service calls?How are you approaching learning creation in your organization beyond “traditional” L&D use cases?
Hey ELH community 👋, We know that learning creation doesn’t live solely within L&D or instructional design teams. In large organizations especially, managers, training, enablement teams, and other departments are increasingly creating their own learning to meet team and business needs. We’re curious how that’s playing out in your organization. If you’re in L&D, what’s holding you back from bringing on more teams create courses in Articulate? Are there particular challenges—technical, process-related, or cultural—that make it harder to open things up? And if you have scaled and democratized course creation with Articulate beyond L&D, what’s helped it work well? We’d love to learn from your experiences; what’s working, what’s not, and what would make it easier. ~ The Articulate Research TeamCharacter Expression/Pose Series Using Photo Characters?
I have a common problem in many of my e-learning projects. I want to have a photographic character, say a man at a desk on the phone, looking happy. I then want a version of him with an angry expression. I then want a version of him with an exhausted expression. I want to choose the age, race, etc. In addition, I want to be able to easily change the background, etc. Trying to find this kind of a character series has been difficult. I have resorted to finding stock video and then grabbing frames out of the video that represent the expressions. But I cannot adjust the backgrounds very easily. Does anyone know of an AI tool where you can create a photographic character, and then show the character in multiple poses/expressions/etc. Thanks for any advice!*ENTRIES ARE NOW CLOSED* GIVEAWAY: DevLearn is coming — want to join us? 🎉
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Happy Halloween, everyone! 🎃 It’s time to break out the costumes, candy, and a little bit of creativity... Challenge of the Week: There's still time to create a Halloween-themed interaction, microlearning course, or activity. Think ghosts, pumpkins, potions, or anything spooky that inspires you. 🕸️ Check out a few eerie-sistible entries from the community so far: 🏚️ Welcome to ScareBnB by @JodiSansone: A haunted house “rental” experience powered by Storyline’s AI features. From spooky sound effects to clever accessibility touches, this project shows how AI can help craft a truly immersive experience. 🧠 Fear Simulator by ilgunapo: An interactive exploration of how the brain responds to fear. Built with code blocks, this project lets learners tweak variables and see how different factors trigger reactions in the brain. 🏰 House of Inaccessible Horrors by Caitlin_B: A haunted escape room with a purpose! This debut challenge entry cleverly turns accessibility basics into a spooky learning experience, encouraging players to “escape” by solving accessibility-focused puzzles. 🍬 Join the Fun! 💬 In the comments, let me know your favorite Halloween candy! Bonus points for costume pics 🎃🧛🕷️Signature Pad not working
Hi Everyone! I am building a software simulation where the learner needs to use their cursor to freeform sign a field. I've looked through the articles and used CoPilot and found 2 solutions and I've tried both and neither work. I'd love it if someone could review my solutions. First is Javascript. I created a Hotspot for the learner to sign: <script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/signature_pad@4.1.7/dist/signature_pad.umd.min.js"></script> <canvas id="signature-pad" width="600" height="400"></canvas> <script> const canvas = document.getElementById('signature-pad'); const signaturePad = new SignaturePad(canvas); </script> <canvas id="signature-pad" width="600" height="400"></canvas> <script> const canvas = document.getElementById('signature-pad'); const ctx = canvas.getContext('2d'); const signaturePad = new SignaturePad(canvas); // Load the image const img = new Image(); img.src = 'path/to/your/image.jpg'; // Replace with the path to your image img.onload = () => { // Draw the image on the canvas ctx.drawImage(img, 0, 0, canvas.width, canvas.height); // Initialize the signature pad after the image is drawn signaturePad.clear(); // Clear any previous drawings }; </script> The other was creating a web object which I've attached. Neither option seems to be working and I tested it in ScormCloud since it won't test properly in Preview mode in Storyline. Help! Thank you in advance. DevonNeed guidance on my first course on Rise
Hi, I'm a self taught elearning designer. I created a small course on Rise, is there anyone to check out my course and highlight the areas that need improvement. I truely need some expert opinion and guidance please. Thanks.file:///C:/Users/BK%20TECH/Downloads/cyber-smart-kids-njmul1KV.pdf
