How can I train my stakeholders on reviewing Rise courses correctly?
When some of my stakeholders leave comments on the review section in a Rise course, several reviews often appear in the same block. This causes total confusion for me and an ID. Can anyone point me to a resource on how to correctly review Rise blocks?Articulate + Thinkific: what does your workflow look like?
Do you create with Articulate and publish through Thinkific? I’d love to hear what that workflow looks like for you. What are you creating in Articulate, and how does Thinkific fit into how you deliver it to your learners? Plus, if you have any tips or things you wish you’d known when getting started, I’m sure others would love to hear those, too!Gsap Mouse Down animation
Hello everyone, I am currently working on a little game where the character used must walk, so I've been trying to use GSAP to make it work, the interaction is simple: While the button is pressed, the character moves to the left, it already worked when is a simple click on the button, it moved a certain distance in a certain amount of time, now I want it to move while the button is pressed. Here is the code... let object1 = document.querySelector("[data-model-id='6ZrZMfnavnW']"); let button = document.querySelector("[data-model-id='6fhUtThupA']"); button.addEventListener("mousedown", ()=>{ gsap.to(object1, { x: "20", ease: power1.inOut }); }); If anyone could help, I would be very grateful, and it could be useful for somebody else another time.AI Tutor specific terms/privacy/handling/details page?
I've been looking around for the specific page mentioning the terms and conditions of use, data handling, partners, and types of data used/sent during the use of AI Tutor in a course published to a LMS. Many sources point to the 'Articulate's privacy, security, and data processing standards' as a general place to start. https://www.articulatesupport.com/article/Rise-360-Using-AI-Tutor didn't link directly to a terms/privacy page specifix to AI Tutor. This page implies that the contents of both the course and anything the learners might type in will be shared with third party AI service providers, seemly OpenAI. What document describes Articulate's relationship with these third parties should those parties change their own terms or privacy documents? The terms and conditions / privacy links mentioned at the bottom of the tutor itself lead only to the general Articulate terms / privacy pages, which do not at this time have any mentions or references to articles or terms about AI Tutor specifically. I wasn't able to find anything on https://www.articulate.com/trust specific to AI Tutor. Articulate 360 Security Policy pdf predates the implementation of AI Tutor. Your Artie-ai bot pointed me at these old documents https://cdn.articulate.com/assets/pdfs/Articulate_360_Security_Policy_2023.pdf and https://cdn.articulate.com/assets/pdfs/Global_Data_Security_and_Privacy_2023.pdf and https://www.articulate.com/trust/privacy/ and https://cdn.articulate.com/assets/pdfs/AI-Security-and-Privacy-at-Articulate.pdf .Rise courses across US & EU: Why are we still unable to transfer courses between data centers?
Articulate users working with clients in different regions (US + EU), did you know that you may hit a serious limitation in Rise? You can’t transfer Rise courses between data centers. Here’s the situation Articulate introduced the EU data center. Good move. But in practice, this split European users into two groups: Long-time users → most likely still on the US data center (unless they explicitly switched) Newer users → most likely on the EU data center (the new default for Europe) The problem? Rise courses cannot be shared across data centers. And Articulate’s solution? There isn’t one. Yes, you can switch from the US to the EU data center, but then you’re stuck: No migration path No export-import for Rise courses Switching data centers = rebuilding everything from scratch (!!!) What this means in real life For anyone working across multiple clients, this creates a real headache: Established European clients often stay on the US data center. Not by choice, but because rebuilding everything isn’t realistic. Newer European clients are most likely on the EU data center. Freelancers and agencies working across both end up stuck in between. Articulate’s “solution”? Ask your client to pay for an extra seat so you can work in their environment. Pay for two licenses yourself (US + EU). I think both are unacceptable. For a tool so widely used across Europe, the inability to move content between data centers is a significant gap. And I genuinely don’t understand why Articulate doesn’t prioritise finding a solution (a real solution!) to this issue. What I’d like to hear from European users Are you staying on the US data center because switching isn’t realistic? Has anyone actually switched to the EU data center? How are you dealing with this in client projects where you are on different data centers? And how do you feel about how Articulate is handling this?I only want one video to play at a time.
I am working with Storyline 360 and have four videos embedded on one slide. The problem is that when one video is playing and the learner clicks another, the first video keeps playing in the background. I want only one video to play at a time. What triggers or variables should I use so that any video currently playing automatically pauses when the learner selects another video? I have added the slide I am asking help with. Thank you! :)Can a Code Block in Rise 360 be used to add Google Analytics JavaScript? If so, how?
Hello! I’m curious if anyone has successfully used a Code Block in Rise 360 to insert Google Analytics JavaScript. If so, would you be willing to share how you approached it in beginner-friendly terms? My team is looking to track page views for a few public-facing trainings hosted on our website using Google Analytics. Since these need to remain publicly accessible on our website, we have to stick with web publishing. I don’t have any coding experience, so I’ve been researching possible approaches and came across a few options. I do plan to learn coding in the near future — I just need a just-in-time, just-enough solution that’s sustainable for now, if possible. Storyline via trigger (then inserted into Rise) This seems to be the most approachable route for a completely inexperienced coder such as myself. Can I insert Google Analytics javascript in a trigger? | E-Learning Heroes How to track your Articulate Storyline projects with Google Analytics dynamically and from anywhere! | E-Learning Heroes Manual file modification (Post-Publish) This feels too advanced and doesn't seem sustainable, especially if I need to watch for Articulate software updates that may impact the JavaScript. Rise & Google Analytics? | E-Learning Heroes Third-Party Mods (such as the Mighty Chrome Extension) Wonderful idea, but my team does not have the funding to purchase any subscriptions at this time. https://maestrolearning.com/blogs/articulate-rise-google-analytics/ If needed, I’ll go the Storyline route — but I was hoping the Code Block might be a simpler option. Based on all of this, is this possible, or is Code Block not the right type of tool for this? If not, are there any newer, beginner-friendly approaches you’d recommend that might work? Thank you so much for your time!
