Welcome to Week 1 of the E-Learning Heroes Passport Challenge!
š Welcome to the Passport Challenge Hub! Your one-stop spot for all things E-Learning Heroes Passport Challenge. Each week, weāll 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! āļø Getting Started Hereās 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. š” 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. š¬ Join the Conversation How are you hoping to grow, learn, or stretch your skills during the Passport Challenge? Drop your goals in the comments ā weād love to cheer you on!Flip Cards using GSAP - help with resize position
Hi all I thought I had figured out how to create nice flip cards using GSAP, all works well until I resize the window or rotate the screen on a mobile device and the cards positions go wrong. I think this is to do with GSAP X and Y properties but I don't really know where to start unpicking this or understanding what else i need to add, can anyone help please? File attached for refRise 360 Default Line Heights and Font Sizes
Hi E-Learning Heroes, Iām working to ensure our Rise 360 courses meet WCAG accessibility standards, particularly around line height (minimum 1.5) and font size for readability. Hereās what Iāve noticed: The default line spacing for the text blocks seems to be around 1.9, which is great. When I manually set line spacing to 1.5 in the editor, it looks much tighter, almost like single spacing. (not that you need to, but I was curious) Knowledge check blocks and some interactive elements appear to use much smaller line heights and font sizes than body text. Has anyone documented the actual default line heights and font sizes for each block type in Rise 360? If you have this information in a table format, that would be incredibly helpful for accessibility checks. Thanks in advance!Storyline template that looks like rise
Have to build a module that has the look and feel of another module that was done in rise. Don't want to use rise itself because most of the other module is just storyline blocks inserted into rise the lack of automatic narration in rise is an issue for the user experience (having to click to play an audio file is cumbersome, and not always connected to the on screen action before i build it, has anyone done this templating work already?Layer swipe and button conflict
Your support please. I have created a Project that allows swiping between layers. For users on devices that don't allow swiping I created buttons. But now if you use the buttons on a touch screen it randomly proceeds multiple layers (so it does not advance one but two). Or when ticking back it goes back one and advances one. Swipe test To enable swiping, I: created a variable to activate the layer that should be visible created the layers added a swipe trigger on the base layer: On the base layer: Swipe Left ā Next Layer o Action: Adjust variable o Variable: Layer o Operation: Add 1 o When: User swipes left o Condition: currentLayer < 5. Swipe Right ā Previous Layer (optional) o Action: Adjust variable o Variable: Layer o Operation: Subtract 1 o When: User swipes right o Condition: currentLayer > 1. Added Triggers to Show Layers On the base layer, create triggers that fire when Layer changes: **Show Layer1 when **Layer == 1 **Show Layer2 when **Layer == 2 ā¦ repeat for all layers. Trigger settings: Action: Show layer When: Variable changes Variable: Layer Condition: Layer == X. Did the same for the navigation buttons (same logic) Added a Backup Function (Sync Variable on Timeline Start) On each layer: Add a trigger: o Action: Adjust variable o Variable: currentLayer o Value: X (the layer number) o When: Timeline starts on this layer. This ensures that if a learner jumps to a layer by another method (e.g., menu), the variable stays in sync.Introducing AI Chat + JavaScript Entrance Animations
Now you can chat with AI to generate simple JavaScript animations for your slide, making it easier to bring your ideas to life. Update to the latest version to give it a try and let us know what you think! To help you get started, we have a video walkthrough, a tutorial course, and documentation to learn more about how it works, see sample prompts, and animation examples that can all be found here. Why JavaScript? This update is our first step in helping authors experiment and push creative boundaries. Based on your feedback, weāre already working on support for built-in animationsāand weāll be sharing a preview soon! Weāre also exploring more ways AI can handle tedious tasks for you, so let us know what youād like AI Assistant to be able to do for you! Try It Out! Use AI Chat to make an object fly in from the right side of the screen after one second. Feel free to get creativeāfrisbee flying across a park? Plane flying across a cloudy sky? Sky's the limit (see what we did there?)! Share your example in the comments below!A quality review approach I have been developing for Storyline and Rise courses
Hi everyone. I am StƩphane, a learning designer based in Vancouver. I spend a lot of time helping teams improve the clarity, flow and accessibility of the courses they create (at many big brands such as Arc'teryx, Lululemon, Aritzia...). Over time, I noticed that the way we review a course can vary a lot from one project to another. Some teams follow detailed checklists. Others do a quick end-of-project sweep. It makes quality feel inconsistent and hard to measure. To bring more structure to this, I began developing a quality review approach that focuses on the elements that truly shape a strong learning experience with the goal of helping designers get a clear and repeatable way to evaluate their work before publishing. My vision for this method grew from a simple idea. I wanted a structured way to look at a course and pinpoint what "good" truly looks like, in a measurable and tangible way. I began identifying a few key pillars that define the quality of a learning experience. The methodology I have been building offers a clear, structured snapshot that helps identify what needs attention and speeds up the review process. I am sharing this here because I know many of you care about producing thoughtful, consistent and high quality experiences. I would love to hear how you approach your own review process and what pillars you consider essential. If anyone is curious, I am happy to share an example or walk through the method. Here is a bit more about the work I do: https://www.linkedin.com/company/lix-learning/ Looking forward to learning from your approaches as well.Story View Issue in Storyline
Iām experiencing an issue in Storyline where the Story View suddenly zooms out, making the slides appear very small. Manually zooming in doesnāt resolve it. This usually happens when I open a slide and then return to Story View. The only workaround Iāve found so far is to close and reopen the Storyline file, but I have to keep doing this repeatedly. Has anyone encountered this issue before? If so, how did you fix it? Thanks in advance!Custom Block - Images/Gifs not loading/appearing
Hello! I am creating a custom block where the image/gif is on the left, the title and copy is on the right and below is an audio recording. I am running into issues where the content that I am uploading (images/gifs/videos) aren't loading when I preview or even upload. I have tried using it with other custom blocks and stock images from the Articulate library and the same story. I have cleared history/cache/data, updated my chrome, updated my laptop, made sure all my articulate apps are up to date (even though this is a RISE course) and even spoke to the custom blocks team at DevLearn in Las Vegas last week... wondering if anyone has any advice on how to solve this.Make mandatory to read content in carousels and accordions
Iāve been asked to make it mandatory for learners to view all content included in carousels and accordions before they can complete a course. However, I havenāt found any feature in Rise that supports this requirement. The only workaround I see is to remove the content from these interactive elements and present it in a linear format, but this would make the course significantly longer and less engaging. Is there a built-in option or recommended approach to enforce this requirement that I might have missed? Regards,
