Comments Disappearing After Submission in Review 360
Hi, I’m experiencing a problem with Review 360 where reviewers are posting comments, but these seem to disappear very quickly after being posted. While the reviewer believes they have submitted their review, I’m left with an empty review course. I’ve confirmed that this has happened with two different people on the same course. They have checked the review links, and the comments are also not showing up for them. What makes it even stranger is that other people have been able to successfully post their comments on this course. For these comments, I’ve received notifications in my email, but I’m not notified about the disappearing ones. I’ve already seen multiple threads regarding this issue on this forum, but no fix is mentioned anywhere. I’ve tried enabling resolved comments, turning comments off and on again, but to no avail. Review 360 - Feedback disappeared | Articulate - Community Review 360 comments missing | Articulate - Community Missing Feedback in Review 360 | Articulate - Community Comments in review link are not saved | Articulate - Community At this moment, the unreliability of Review 360 means we cannot send courses out for review. Do you have any possible fixes? Thanks!Introducing Annotated Screenshots in Review360
We've added Annotated Screenshots to Review 360, which improves how reviewers provide feedback to course authors. This feature enables reviewers to add annotations directly onto screenshots of course content. Reviewers can capture images while giving feedback and use various tools to mark them up—including text, boxes, lines, highlighting, and freehand drawing. Each annotated image connects to its related comment, making it easier for authors to understand exactly what needs changing. How to use this feature.New in Review 360: Request Review
Are you sick of chasing down stakeholders to get them to review your courses? If so, you’re going to love being able to request and track reviews directly in Review 360. This handy new option will you save time—and headaches—by eliminating the need for endless back and forth with your stakeholders about where they’re at in the feedback process. Here’s how it works: When you open a course in Review 360, you’ll see an all-new Review Request button. Once you’ve selected that button, simply add stakeholder email addresses, share any additional information they might need, choose a due date, and hit Send Request. From there, Review 360 saves you time by taking over the notification process. It will email reviewers about your project right away. And if you add a due date, it’ll automatically send reminder nudges to your reviewers just before, on, and after that date if they haven’t finished looking over your course. And that’s not all! You and your stakeholders can now easily see where everyone is in the review process right within Review 360 thanks to the status labels that appear next to each reviewer’s name. So you won’t need to email stakeholders to check up on them because you’ll already know what’s going on. If you’re an Articulate 360 subscriber, you can access this new feature immediately in Review 360. And if you don’t have Articulate 360 but want to try out this feature, you can start a free 30-day trial. For more detailed information about this feature, check out this helpful article: Review 360: Request Review. So let us know what you think of this new Review 360 feature in the comments below. The Review 360 TeamNew in Review 360: Team Folders
We're ecstatic to launch Review 360 team folders for Articulate 360 teams. Now any seatholder can manage and publish new versions of the same Review 360 items, making it easier than ever to collaborate on multiple projects. When you launch the Review 360 dashboard, you'll see three main sections in the sidebar: Private, Team, and Deleted Items. After you publish your content to Review 360, you'll find it in the Private directory. When you're ready to share it, move it to the Team directory, where every team member can access it. Want to share your content with only a few people? No problem! Create a folder under the Team directory, give it a name, then select who you want to share it with. If "Everyone" shows as an editor, hover over it and click the trash icon to remove it. Once your content is in the Team directory, members with access will see it listed when publishing a new version of an existing item to Review 360. If you’re an Articulate 360 teams subscriber, you can access this new feature immediately in Review 360. And if you don’t have Articulate 360 but want to try out this feature, you can start a free 30-day trial. For more detailed information about this feature, check out our user guide: Review 360: Share Items with Team Folders.Review 360
Hello, During several reviews in Review 360, my SMEs and I noticed that comments left in the Comments box do not directly align with the referenced section while in Review 360. In other words, because of the scrolling feature, it's sometimes challenging to locate the actual area of concern in the course that needs attention. Is there a way to make the Comment box and the area of concern static on the page?Uploading SCORMS or HTML5 from other builders for use in Rise 360 Course?
I have a scorm built in a different platform that I want to embed in a lesson in Rise 360. A google search says this is possible. " AI Overview Yes, you can upload SCORM files from another platform to Articulate Rise 360, as long as the file is exported in the correct format: SCORM format: Rise 360 supports SCORM 1.2 and any edition of SCORM 2004. Export location: Save the exported training to an easy-to-access location on your computer. Export tool: If you're importing Rise 360 training, use the Export to Rise.com tool in Rise 360. " However, when I try to upload the scorm to Review 360, I get this: Has anyone had success doing this? Thanks for any info. V
