Integrating AI Chatboxes into Articulate Storyline
Hi everyone, I know this has been asked before, but it's something I'm still struggling with as I'm polishing up my final portfolio for my grad program. I tried several different options and used the code I found from several different sources, but no matter what I did regarding code and triggers, I couldn't get my AI Chatbox to function correctly. It's intended as a representative example for students to ask health care-adjacent questions that aren't entirely answered by the microlearning itself. I was nervous about including my API key and didn't use any third-party tools. Do people have successful examples of this working? If so, could I have some advice? Thanks so much!SABA LMS not reading complete
I have a course that uses custom variables to ask the person to make a choice. The issue is at the end of the course, the SABA (Cornerstone) LMS does not show the course as complete and successful for everyone. SCORM Cloud does show as complete and successful. Has anyone had this problem and a solution? Story file attached. Maybe I am missing something that solves the problem.Teaser: Storyline "Chat To Animation"
🚀 Big things are coming to Storyline 360. Last month at the Articuland Summit in Boston, our COO Brian Gil gave a sneak peek at something our team’s been quietly working on: AI-powered animations inside Storyline. We've been calling this feature "chat to animation" internally. The idea is simple but powerful: talk to Storyline's AI Assistant about how you want your slide to animate, and it helps bring your vision to life. The attached video shows a little preview of this feature in a fun "Feline Overlord" themed Storyline course. 🐱👇 On the first slide, I entered this prompt into the AI Assistant chat: “Can you suggest an animation scheme for this slide?” It broke down the suggested animation effects for each object, then asked if I want to create a trigger for them. After responding, "yes", the AI Assistant wrote the JavaScript code to create the animations and automatically associated it with the "When timeline starts" event. It also surfaced a "Preview" button that jumps into Storyline's preview mode so I could see the animation in action. Notice that the AI Assistant window stays visible during preview. This means I can refine the animation while previewing to home in on the exact look and feel I want. In this case, I wanted to delay the slight "pulse" of the yellow next arrow to begin after the image and text animations completed, so I entered: “Great! Can you delay the animation on the next arrow a bit so that it starts after the other objects have animated in?” The AI revised the JavaScript in the trigger and immediately replayed the slide again so I could see the change and tweak further if needed. That ability to preview, refine, and replay instantly is what makes this experience feel so magical. If you'd like to see the published course in action, you can find it on Review 360: Chat To Animation Teaser | Review 360 This feature should land in private beta soon, and we'd love to get your feedback. If you want to help shape how this evolves, email beta@articulate.com to get started!Failed Storyline quizzes sometimes still allow advancement to next slide
All our quizzes are set to pass with a score of 80% or greater. If they are passed, then the person can proceed to the next slide and generate a certificate, which also sends us their results via Power Automate. If they don't make at least 80%, then they will have to retake the quiz. It seems that out of around 3500 submissions, we have 11 submissions that have a score of less than 80%, who were still somehow allowed to advance and generate their certificate even though the score was not passing. It has happened across several courses, so I'm trying to figure out how this could have happened, but I haven't been able to recreate it. Any ideas? Screenshots below:Show LMS aggregate data on results slide?
I have a free-form drag-and-drop activity on a slide. There are 5 objects that users can drag to 5 vertically stacked slots, labeled from "favorite" at the top to "least favorite" at the bottom. The end result of the interaction is a true free-form ranking activity. There are no right or wrong answers. (Although I was required to pair each object to a "correct" drag zone when creating the slide.) A few questions. It seems that, after submitting the interaction on the free-form question slide, I will also need a "results" slide, that will submit the results to an LMS. I'll need to customize the results slide. What I want to show on the customized results slide is, on the left, a recap of what the user's ranked choices were, and on the right, by position (1-5), what the most common answer for each position was. So, for instance: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- POSITION USER'S RANKINGS MOST COMMON topmost Pizza Burger next Tacos Tacos next Burger Pizza next Gyro Gyro bottom Hot Dog Hot Dog -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FIRST: How would one show the recap of what the user's selections were? SECOND: Can the LMS calculate, by position, the most common response? THIRD: How do I pull that data back in from the LMS and display it on the results slide? Is what I'm asking even possible? If so, does it need require a custom JavaScript solution? Thanks in advance!Users are stuck in the last few sections of the course
The e-learning course I designed through Storyline - many users are getting stuck with the training towards the end, where nothing on the screen is functioning for them. Everything just suddenly freezes for them and it only happens to some users. 20k users have already completed the training without facing this issue, however 3 users were stuck towards the end because none of the buttons were working and everything was getting stuck. I am not sure why and someone told me that a particular user's LMS memory might have been full so the system is not able to record any of the clicks anymore. Is this true? Can someone help me understand what might be the root cause of it and why some users are able to finish while 1/2 are getting stuck?
