What’s New in Articulate 360
Discover the latest Articulate 360 features Join us on July 28th at 11 a.m. ET [U.S.] for our What’s New in Articulate 360 webinar. See David Anderson, Director of Training, walk through all the latest features. You’ll learn how to: Let experienced learners test out of Rise courses on topics they’ve already mastered. Automatically update live Rise courses without re-uploading them to your LMS. Customize AI-generated images without leaving Storyline. Register HereBeyond Click-and-Read: Crafting Engaging E-Learning with AI Assistant
Unlock the power of AI Assistant in Articulate 360 to enhance your e-learning courses. Learn how to transform linear content into dynamic, interactive experiences. Discover practical ways to use AI features for creating impactful images, engaging interactive blocks, and effective quizzes that truly resonate with your learners.Paint by Num-Birds: Songbird Identification Tool
This interaction pushes learners to get curious and creative while identifying some of the most notoriously difficult bird species to spot - warblers! The paint-by-numbers interface paired learning materials (like snapshots, anatomy diagrams, and their own field notes) introduces learners to the fundamentals of bird identification, and allows them to explore this process of visually ID'ing a bird for themselves. Review Here: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/54d099bd-477a As a team with avid birdwatchers, trying to "onboard" people to the hobby always poses a classic blocker: "How do you tell the birds apart?" Though sound, habitat, and other factors play a role, visuals are the first pillar of identification that beginners start to familiarize themselves with. Using Rise's code block, we wanted to create a tool that went beyond flip cards, checklists, and other default interactions. Leveraging HTML/CSS, we created a workshop space that: Breaks down key features to note for ID'ing through an interactive diagram Offers as much or as little support they may need in the form of the snapshots, diagrams, and facts in the "Files" Provides a challenge to apply what they've learned by identifying the "Field Notes" recordings To build this block, we used a mix of vibe-coding and human code expertise! Once we had refined our idea on our own, Gemini was enlisted to help create the basic UI and functions. The functionality was refined and adjusted many times for user ease and clarity. Finally, we looped human experts back in to polish the code, refine the diagram, and squash any stubborn bugs. It was a whirlwind learning experience! Some takeaways: Having the AI refine snippets of the code ensured overall block integrity. We made the mistake at the start of having Gemini spit out a whole new HTML file to adjust minor pieces; we found it changed things that we hadn't asked it to, and actually got "lazy", condensing body text and dressing down UI elements increasingly with each iteration Knowing when to use AI, and when to call in a human expert was our superpower. Gemini deeply, SERIOUSLY struggled trying to create an SVG of a bird. So, we took the monstrosity it outputted and edited the code ourselves to create an image we were happy with! We also enlisted our senior developer to jump in and fix some serious coding errors that had made the block totally un-playable. Not all AI's are made equal: Canva's AI was very promising for vibe-coding at first, but Gemini ultimately became our tool of choice as it provided the most accurate and useful responses. We chose this activity because as bird lovers, we know that warblers in particular have such subtle differences - a black eye ring on one bird might make it a totally different species from the next! The ability to paint and visually describe these tiny differences seemed like the perfect learning opportunity for this challenge (and get our other coworkers on board with birding)! Let us know what you think! Were you able to paint a perfect match? Created by Aamir Aman, Tal Castillo, and Ryan Young.How to Add a Custom Interaction Using the Code Block in Rise
This tip comes from RonPrice, Chief Learning Officer at our certified training partner, Yukon Learning. Do you need some custom content in your Rise course but you're not sure how to start? Use the code block! All you need is an idea. It's that simple. Creating a custom block has never been easier using the Rise Code Block. In this video, we will show you: How to use AI to quickly generate some code for an interaction How to insert the AI-generated code into your Rise course Resources: Yukon Learning YouTube Channel Code Block Group. Join the code block group in ELH to ask questions, post examples, and learn from other e-learning designers.From Draft to Done: Writing Made Easy with AI Assistant in Rise
In this session, we'll explore how AI Assistant can help to reduce mental load, increase efficiency, and improve the quality of written content in your Rise courses. We’ll cover strategies for collaborating effectively with AI Assistant to create outlines, summaries, assessments, and more. You'll walk away with practical tips for using AI Assistant to brainstorm ideas and streamline content creation—all while never leaving Rise.Welcome to a Severance Style Code Block
My first time creating an interaction with code! So inspired by what everyone has created. I've learned it can take a few iterations to get what you want. I used Copilot and ChatGPT5. Feel like I could have spent more time—had to stop and call it good enough for now. Enjoy this Severance inspired interaction. As a new employee, Mr. Milchick has assigned a task for your to complete as part of your orientation. When you are complete, clock out and take the elevator to leave. See it here Cyd Find me on LinkedIn or https://mastermind180.com/
