Review 360 Link
I have an SME we provided a review link to. It is not a private link. When she accesses the link, she is asked to sign-in to her Articulate account instead of it gong directly to Review 360. Trying to avoid having her have to create an Articulate account. Has anyone else come across this problem? It's happened to us previously with a different individual.Discrpencies between Review and Rise comments
In the comments column in Review, line breaks show up. When looking at the same comment within Rise, the text is rendered in a complete block without any formatting. In the comments column in Rise, comments may have a Screenshot link that I can mouse over to see which part of the lesson is related to the comment, but the same comment in Review doesn't show any screenshot. is there a reason they are different?Videos do not restart when jumping back to a cue point on the same slide
Hi everyone, I would like to know whether the following behavior is expected in Storyline. On some of my slides, I have several videos that appear and play at specific points on the slide timeline. At the end of the slide, the learner can click a “Restart” button. This button uses a trigger to jump back to a cue point located near the beginning of the same slide, before the videos start appearing. I expected the slide content, including the videos, to behave as if the learner had returned to that earlier point in the timeline. However, I noticed that when the learner clicks Restart, the videos do not play again. When their corresponding point on the timeline is reached, they remain at the end of their own media timeline, as if they had already finished playing. Is this the expected behavior when jumping back to a cue point on the same slide? Thank you for your help!Review 360
One of my subject matter expert reviewers brought up a good point. When he was reviewing my course to leave comments/edits he also wanted to review what other reviewers left as comments/edits as well while going through the course, he showed me this and while he can see the comments, he wasn't quite sure where they referenced if the subject matter expert wasn't descriptive.. Do these not show on the page like it does under the feedback screen?Imported Video Audio Issues
Hi all, This is my first time actually asking on here, so hopefully I use the right terminology, forgive me if not. I also cannot upload the module due to content privacy. I have imported an intro video made in Synthesia into mt Articulate 360 Storyline module - I have done this 100s of times - but not sure if it is since an update, but now when the video auto plays it fades in narration so misses the first word or two before it becomes audible. There is no transition or a fade animation on the video. Like I say, nothing I haven't done a hundred times before. I have also added in a delay to the audio - first a 2 second one, then in increments of half a second up to 5 seconds, but no matter what it still fades in the first part of the audio regardless of pause before the character speaks. In articulate preview it is fine, the audio starts on que - but when published to review it happens. I have not uploaded to the LMS and tested, but that is company reasons (we don't have a live environment sandpit so to speak). Has anyone else had this happen? Is there a work around? Or will there be a fix if it is a bug? Thanks all in advance.Potential bug: feedback layers disappear after course completion (marked as completed/passed)
Potential bug: feedback layers disappear in a lightbox after the course is marked as completed/passed Hello, I think I may have identified a potential issue in Storyline related to the display of multiple layers in a slide opened as a lightbox, after the course has been marked as Completed/Passed. How my question slides work In my course, each question works as follows: after the learner submits an answer, a feedback layer is displayed: either a Correct layer; or an Incorrect layer; this layer contains the feedback and a Next button; when the learner clicks Next, they move to the following slide; at the same time, another trigger displays an additional layer that I call a “Lock” layer, whose purpose is to hide the Next button. At the end of the course, I have a summary slide that allows learners to review all the questions they answered throughout the module by opening each question slide in a lightbox. When the learner opens these questions from the summary slide, everything works as expected: the lightbox displays both the appropriate feedback layer (Correct or Incorrect) and the Lock layer on top, which hides the Next button. The issue I have noticed At the very end of the course, the learner can click a Quit Course button. This button displays a final confirmation layer with a message such as: “Are you sure you want to quit?” The learner can then choose between: Yes, quit the course No, go back to my answers The course is also marked as Completed/Passed when this confirmation layer is displayed. If the learner chooses to go back to their answers and then opens one of the previous question slides again in a lightbox, the behavior changes: the Lock layer, which is the top layer, is still displayed correctly; however, the feedback layer underneath it (Correct or Incorrect) completely disappears. As a result, the question slide is displayed with the Lock layer, but the feedback that was previously visible is no longer shown. What seems unusual This issue appears to happen only after the course has been marked as Completed/Passed. Before that point, the exact same lightboxes display the different layers correctly. Is this expected behavior in Storyline once a course has been marked as completed/passed? Or could this be a bug related to how Storyline restores or displays multiple slide layers when opening a slide in a lightbox after the completion status has been triggered? I can provide a Review 360 link to make it easier for you to see and reproduce the issue I’m describing. Thank you in advance for your help.Ability to See Active Reviewers in Review360
I think it would be very helpful to add a feature that allows course authors to see when SMEs or reviewers currently have a course open in Review 360. There are times when I notice a minor issue that needs to be corrected or want to make a quick update before additional reviewers access the course. However, one drawback of publishing a new version in Review 360 is that if someone currently has the course open, publishing the update resets their progress and takes them back to the beginning of the course. Being able to see whether reviewers are actively viewing the course would help authors determine when it is safe to publish an updated review version without disrupting the reviewer experience.
