AI Chatbots in Storyline
Chatbots in Storyline? Meet Sarah. What if your eLearning course could talk back? I built an AI-powered chatbot right inside the D-ID app and then designed inside Articulate Storyline, and named her Sarah. She’s more than a character. She’s a smart, interactive course concierge that answers learner questions using your course’s knowledge base. No more digging through PDFs or endless menus; just ask, and Sarah responds. Watch the quick intro: 👉 https://youtu.be/HOLTi-zFNcw?si=14xJYC-0UEFGtnYV Sarah’s just the start of smarter, more human learning in 2025.Set Focus, I need assistance
I created the attached Story to encourage learners to answer questions related to a 'method' for solving a payments participant-related conundrum. Using 5 data input fields, I can capture the learner's input, and I have some JavaScript worked out to validate the input matches one of the acceptable answers. Because there are no object states for data input fields and I did not want the learner to go back a question and change their answer, I used triggers to reveal each of the 5 questions in turn and freeze the answer for previously asked/answered questions. Problem is I cannot get the focus set programmatically. All suggestions are welcome.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!Web Videos / Embed Videos and 508 Accessibility
It seems that when I embed a Kaltura video into Storyline 360, it is not accessible via the keyboard or screen reader with JAWS until after all elements on the screen are accessed. It is only accessible after all elements are selected, last in the order. How can I fix this? Thank you.Beta Code Block Ideas
Hi Heroes, Does anyone have some good examples of how they have used the beta coding block available in Rise? I'm by no means a coder, so just looking for some inspiration for what can be developed that isn't already baked into the Rise platform. As an example, I have quite a big table that needs to go into Rise, so I thought a table with collapsable / expandable rows (similar to how the accordion block works) might lend itself well to this I gave ChatGPT a prompt to develop this, and whilst it kind of did, it wasn't great, and I don't know enough about coding to refine the prompt to do exactly what I want it to do. Any examples, with the code used, to spark inspiration would be great!Quiz Settings in Rise - Questions I have
Hi everyone! I'm building a course in Rise 360 and I’d like to set it up so that learners must score at least 85% on every quiz in the course in order to move forward, and ultimately complete the whole course. I set that they had to get an 85% to complete in the publish settings. And one of my testers failed it on purpose. I've looked into the quiz settings (see below), but I'm not sure how to enforce this across multiple quizzes within the same course. Has anyone done this before or found a workaround? Any tips, best practices, or examples would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance🖖Feature Request- Multiple Numeric Questions on the same slide
Hello! I wanted to submit a feature request-- allowing for multiple numeric questions on the same slide. For example, having 2 numeric boxes on the same slide. The answer to part A would be any number between 2 & 3, and the answer to part B would be any number between 7 & 8. I know that there are manual ways to get around this, but creating multiple fields with answers 'between these numbers' is very time consuming, manual work. Allowing for multiple numeric fields on the same slide would quickly eliminate a lot of work! Please reach out with any questions-- thank you!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="ˈjuːs">use</phoneme> </speak> Example for "use" as a verb: <speak> <phoneme alphabet="ipa" ph="ˈjuːz">use</phoneme> </speak>
