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71 TopicsArticuland Would You Rather… 🤔
We’re designing the Articuland experience across both our U.S. Summit and global events, and we want your take. Would you rather… 👉 Hands-on or discussion? Spend a full session doing (hands-on, guided, practical) Attend a shorter session followed by small-group discussion 👉 Depth or variety? Go deep on one topic Explore a few different ideas across sessions 👉 One voice or many? Learn from a single speaker’s full story Hear multiple perspectives in one session 💬 Drop your picks below We’re using feedback like this to shape Articuland 2026, whether you’re planning to join us at the U.S. Summit or one of our international stops. 🎟️ Registration is open with early pricing available. If you need help making the case to your boss, check out the “Making the Case” course. Hope to see you there! 💛81Views1like5CommentsWho has financial eLearning courses for purchase?
I work with ultra-high net-worth clients, and I have a family that wants some financial literacy education for their younger generations (Ages 18-45 years old). They are looking for an online version of courses specific to budgeting (cash flow), investing basics, accounting basics, tax basics, and estate planning. In a perfect world, this would come from an accredited program. We are looking to purchases courses to publish within our own Reach 360 LMS so that we may use these courses in the future with other clients. Do any of you out there have any good recommendations for purchasing courses like this? I appreciate any advice you have. Thank you! John.34Views0likes1CommentWe’ve been quietly building something new to recognize and elevate our most engaged ELH members
If you’ve ever: Shared a workflow Answered someone’s question Tested a new feature Helped a new member Sparked a thoughtful discussion You’re exactly who this is for. So, we want your input. If you were part of a community recognition program, what would make it truly valuable to you? Public recognition inside ELH? A LinkedIn credential or shareable badge? Early access to product updates? Speaking or content opportunities? Mentorship or leadership roles? Something else? Drop your thoughts below 👇 We’re opening an opportunity to help shape the program before a wider launch. If you’d like early access, fill out this short registration form.202Views5likes3CommentsWhat makes you feel like you’ve learned?
The dread of many an e-learner is getting to the end of a course only to wonder what the point of the last half hour was. Engaging content can help, but it doesn’t always address the feeling of time wasted. 🤔 So we want to know, what makes you feel like you’re learning? Knowledge checks that require effort? Chances to prove your recall? Teaching someone else? 👇 Chime in with your thoughts!58Views1like1CommentAccessibility - Buttons/Icons/Shapes
Hello, all! Just curious what some of you do to create accessible "buttons" in Storyline. If you use icons as buttons, how do you make sure they are keyboard and screen reader-friendly? For example, do you use a shape or a button and embed an icon? Do you just use an icon but use alt text to describe the "button's" purpose? Do you ever group items and use the group as a "button"? For example, making the individual elements not visible to accessibility tools but making the group visible and creating alt text that matches any text in the group to make the entire area selectable? Or if you were visually grouping elements, would you avoid using an actual group and only make the clickable shape with a trigger visible to accessibility tools while leaving any other elements, such as text, not visible to accessibility tools? Then creating alt text for the shape to replace any "invisible" (to accessibility tools) text? Or maybe you use a shape as an overlay and create appropriate alternative text? Or do you stick with actual buttons for all selectable elements? When exploring and auditing some courses, especially for keyboard and screen reader use, I'm seeing a variety of accessibility issues in this area, and I'm curious what you all tend to do to make "button" elements, or any selectable elements, more accessible. I definitely have my own thoughts, and it can be situational, but I would love to hear from the group about your practices with accessibility and "buttons." Feel free to share any examples you have as well! Not here to judge any answers, just really to gather information and understand why people may use different techniques for this. And if there are any native screen reader users in the group, please feel free to tell us what you've found is best! If you don't have experience with this and have any questions about why this is so important, please feel free to reach out - I am happy to help explain!Solved180Views0likes7CommentsENTRIES ARE NOW CLOSED: Where in the World Is Articuland? 🌍🕵️♀️
Articuland is going international in 2026, and we’re taking the experience to three cities around the world. Before we reveal where we’re headed, let’s play a game. 🕵️♀️ Your challenge: Can you correctly identify the cities based on a few clues? Below, you’ll find the three stops on our global Articuland tour. Each stop comes with three hints. 💬 Drop where you think Articuland is coming in the comments. 🎁 What’s in it for you? The first 10 people to correctly identify a city will receive a 20% off code for an Articuland ticket to the location of their choosing. Everyone who correctly identifies at least one city will be entered into a random drawing to win one Articuland ticket to the location of their choosing. ⏰ Important dates Submissions close: March 23 at 12 pm ET Cities + winners revealed: March 24 👉 One entry per person. Ticket prize covers admission only (no airfare or hotel). Official Rules apply. Ready to put your detective skills to the test? Let’s see what you’ve got 🧠🌍 🕵️♀️ Stop One Rain is always a possibility A city of iconic bridges and neighborhoods Home to a famous underground 🕵️♂️ Stop Two A strong connection to bold, recognizable art and architecture A city where design shows up everywhere Sun, sea, and streets built for wandering 🕵️♀️ Stop Three A city where you hear many languages in one day A skyline often used in movies and TV Known for neighborhoods with their own personalities Think you’ve cracked it? 👀 Tag a friend, compare cities, and see who gets it right before the big reveal. And if you’re already thinking ahead, tickets for our U.S. Articuland events are on sale now, with global event registration opening soon. More details coming your way on March 24! Until then… happy geography lesson 🌍💛947Views1like24CommentsNeed Storyline block to talk to RISE to continue
I have a small storyline project added in RISE as a SL block. The learners are required to go through all the SL slides before they can continue to the next Rise part, so I have the "you must complete the block above to continue" right below the storyline block. Is there anyway, I can have a "finished" button in the Storyline file that will talk to Rise and tell Rise to change the "you must complete the block above" into the continue button. Even a JavaScript that could do it? I don't know how to write JavaScript but I can usually figure out how to use it :-) Thanks!Solved173Views0likes3CommentsTurn a PPT Into a Rise 360 SCORM
Hello! I am new to Articulate and I am looking for something very specific. At my job, we already have a lot of great teaching material in PowerPoint. Now, we are trying to converting the PPT-content into a SCORM-file each. It worked fine with Storyline, but it is shown through the player. I am actually looking for the Articulate Rise 360 feel, having one page beneath the last. Is there any way to change the setting and achieve what I am looking for? Thank you so much! Love, KathiSolved337Views0likes5Comments