instructional design
660 TopicsIntroducing 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, we’re already working on support for built-in animations—and we’ll be sharing a preview soon! We’re also exploring more ways AI can handle tedious tasks for you, so let us know what you’d 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 creative—frisbee 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!436Views3likes10CommentsShortcut Keys in Storyline LMS Project
Creating a storyline simulation for a new software company is using and it has built in shortcuts. In the simulation I have made variables that will use these shortcuts to show what it will do in the live environment. However, while it works as intended it also has the side effect of activating the Microsoft Windows shortcuts as well. For example, Ctrl + P in the software will print the screen but when pressed in LMS, Windows also brings up the print window, same for a few others like Shift+Esc brining up Task manger among a few others. Any way to block the windows shortcuts from activating while in the LMS?Solved27Views0likes2CommentsRise Competency-based Quiz - Early Access Group - Closed
Update 11.13.2025 Thank you to all who participated during our limited beta! Your feedback was incredibly informative. We'll be incorporating updates based upon your feedback over the coming months. -------------- Our team is testing a potential new feature in Rise that lets authors choose a lesson learners will automatically skip to when they complete a quiz correctly. We’re especially interested in hearing from those who want to use Rise for competency-based or similar course structures. Volunteer to participate here .363Views2likes11CommentsComplex formulas using variables?
I am working on some interactive scenarios for which a score would be calculated at the end based on many variables, including built-in ones like how many interactions were had. For example, I want to calculate something like ((A+B)/C+(D-E)*2)/100 (where each letter here obviously represents a variable or built-in value) and display the resulting value in a text box as a "final score." How would I accomplish that?30Views0likes2CommentsQuestion about external links used in Road Safety modules
Hi everyone 👋 I’m currently working on a Road Safety e-learning module in Storyline, and I noticed that some official French resources use external modules such as: https://modules.securite-routiere.gouv.fr/module_distracteur.html https://modules.securite-routiere.gouv.fr/module_alcool.html I have 5 similar links that I would like to integrate, but these resources exist only in French, and I’d like to understand how these modules were originally built (structure, hosting, embed logic, etc.) to see if an equivalent EN version exists — or if there’s a way to rebuild something similar. More specifically, I’m trying to understand: How the interactive visuals were created (images, animations, UI elements). How videos were integrated (hosting, player type, compression, streaming method). How the module itself was packaged (Storyline? custom HTML/JS? another authoring tool?). What embedding method is used to allow these modules to open cleanly within another course. Has anyone here already worked with these Road Safety modules or knows how these external links were generated and deployed? Any insight or technical explanation would be super helpful 🙏 Thanks in advance!22Views0likes1CommentCreating interactive training for drafting workflows
Hi everyone, I’m kinda stuck here and could really use some guidance. I manage a small drafting team and want to create interactive training modules for our CAD workflows, but I’m seriously struggling to figure out how to make super detailed, technical steps actually easy to follow. I’ve been looking at Storyline and Rise, but it’s really overwhelming trying to structure everything. Has anyone used Articulate for technical workflow training like this? Any tips on: Breaking down complex CAD processes so they don’t feel like a brain dump Making step-by-step instructions interactive and not boring Using visuals or vids effectively for technical steps I’m feeling a little lost here. For context on what I mean by "drafting workflows," you can check out our site https://usadraftsman.com. Hoping to turn these processes into interactive lessons that actually click with the team. Thanks in advance!18Views0likes1CommentNon-interactive Focus Items
Menu appears in focus, but it is not an interactive item. Is there a way to remove focus of the label Menu in the player? How do you remove the menu label for the focus order? Labels should be static text/headings, not focusable. This is causing a compliance failure, how does one fix this?17Views0likes1CommentManage Blocks - Beta Available
Hi authors! Our team would love your feedback on the new Manage blocks experience. You can now drag and drop blocks within a lesson or copy them to another lesson. Send your feedback via the embedded survey. More details: Rise 360: Manage Block Settings | Articulate - Community Thank you! Kyle294Views4likes6CommentsAI Voices
Just my two cents, AI Voices were good because we didn't need to go back to our live voice to get something redone, or if we wanted to update 1 slide or add something to a presentation. Now we are seeing voices being removed so the advantage of the AI voices is reduced. I see 2 posts this morning and it's not even lunch time from people that need to make updates to 1 or 2 slides, change a word, or add something and the voice is gone. Maybe we need to look at AI again.Solved241Views6likes12CommentsIn RISE, Learner receives both the Continue button and the Lesson prompt at the end of the lesson.
Learner receives both the Continue button and the Lesson prompt at the end of the lesson. I want just the Continue button to take the learner to the next lesson. Did something in RISE get updated? I don't recall having the learner presented with both the Continue button and the Lesson prompt to move to the next lesson. This is requiring 2 clicks from the learner, where it used to just require 1. I tried turning off Navigation and the Navigation button, but neither worked.Solved116Views6likes3Comments