Community Support for Accountability-Reported for Review
I am asking for community support for accountability to have Articulate change the language used in a course shell, using the example of pedophilia as a "condition" not covered by the ADA. While previewing the course shell for 'ADA Compliance for Employees', under 'Defining Disabilities' lesson, the attached screenshot is a list of examples of "conditions" not covered under ADA. I cannot fathom that whoever at Articulate created this content couldn't come up with ANY OTHER EXAMPLES. This content needs updated asap to include a list of appropriate reasonable "conditions" not covered by ADA. Disappointing content from an industry leader.Quick Share - My links within the course
Hello, I didn't move my content to Quick Share. Now, When I open a RISE Course, there were links to other samples that I had created. They are all inactive. I am being asked to request for a new link for each uploaded course. Is there a workaround? How can I be pushed to upload my content on a certain platform and not have my preferences intact? Apologies, but I am beyond frustrated at this moment.Rise 360 Custom Block "ghost object" read by NVDA
Hello, I have created a custom block with a canvas and two groups. Each group consists of a background, a header and a text box. When I test the content using NVDA, a "ghost object" is identified in the second grouping. NVDA recognizes it between the heading and the text content. (see the arrow pointing to the location). I can find no extra or hidden objects in this block. I have reviewed the Objects as well as the Focus Order. I am new to custom blocks and cannot think of where else I can look to find the "ghost object" being recognized by NVDA. Can you help me? :-( Thank you!Problem with Skip Ahead quizes
In Rize 360 I am testing including 4 different Skip Ahead quizes in one course. The first three work fine, but not the fourth. What should I do to trouble-shoot this? Is there a limitaion on the number of Skip Ahead Quizes in a course. I have followed all Skip Ahead quizes with both a lesson and a normal quiz.AI Image: Custom - prompts not copying/carrying over
First, the new AI Image generation feels like a downgrade. The same prompt looks vastly different than before, so courses that I'm in the middle of will require a complete graphic overhaul. Second, the Custom prompts used to carry over from image to image throughout the course. I've tried Copy, etc. and I now have to manually input the prompt under Custom every time. What am I missing so my Custom prompt loads with each AI Image I want to generate? Third, it's giving me very little variation in pictures, I used to get multiple options that had variety, Now, across 3 images with the same style but vastly different prompts, the generated images look uncannily similar. How can I have it return to giving me variety between generations? The same prompts I've been using have changed in quality and variety with this update.Watercolor option missing in AI Image style
Recently I started projects in both Rise and Storyline and used Generate AI image to both create new images and alter uploaded images. Both were successful and did exactly what I wanted. Today when I want to continue, the Watercolor style option is missing. When I go to one of the created images I like, the text for the prompt has disappeared. I'm only give the option to create a new image, or alter the image with a fresh prompt. I know I should have copied the prompt for the watercolor style, but I didn't. Does anyone have the old prompt saved so I can put it in the "custom" style box. I'd like to contine with the consistent look and feel of the watercolor images. Thanks!Dark Mode?
Hello, I was wondering if there were any plans of adding a Dark Mode in SCORM. Dark Mode is becoming more and more popular since it's such a great relief of the eye strain from white, bright backgrounds. Since our SCORM are long courses, we believe our students would greatly benefit from this mode. Thank youI Built a Course on Responsive Custom Blocks. Here's Where It Broke. 💔
Long post ahead, read at your own risk 😅 (in my defense, there's an AI Avatar and a seating chart of coworkers with fake excuses involved, so it's at least a fun kind of long.) Also, quick disclaimer up front: if I'm just missing something about how this feature actually works, feel free to disregard this entire post (I did have Claude fact check for me). 🤣 Genuinely open to being told I'm wrong here. When I saw this week's challenge, I got a little too excited. A new responsive feature in Labs? 🎉 I've been building with Custom Blocks for a while now, so I figured, why not build an entire course just about the feature itself? Enter Fitz: my Pixar-style AI Avatar host. He opens the course with a warning, actually. He tells you straight up that he was expecting a glow up from this feature and got "something" instead and that he's going to show you the whole thing warts and all because that's more useful than pretending it went perfectly. Bold choice for an intro video, but stick with me, because he's not wrong. After that, Fitz introduces you to six coworkers (Marcus, Priya, Dave, Sam, Elena, and Jordan) who are all, without exception, late. Click their flip cards and you get their excuse. Some are believable. Some are not. Dave's is a lot. The plan was simple: use this cast of chronically late coworkers as a seating chart, dropped into a responsive custom block, so learners could watch the whole thing reflow beautifully across devices. Desktop View: I pictured all six of them spread out comfortably, each one with their own space and an armrest to spare, main character energy. Table View: Same group tightening up a little, like everyone just got called in for picture day. Mobile View: I wanted them squeezed into a single-file line, like they're all waiting for the one bathroom on the floor. Drama, humor, a satisfying "ooh, it resized itself" moment. That was the pitch, before Fitz talked me down to reality. Here's where it fell apart 👀 I built the fixed version first, and predictably, it didn't hold up. Here's the thing about a fixed custom block (this is my understanding): it doesn't actually change layout across devices, it just scales the same image down. So tablet portrait, tablet landscape, mobile portrait, mobile landscape, same six coworkers, same arrangement, every single time, just shrinking a little more with each device until it's borderline unreadable on mobile. Not a great learner experience, but exactly the kind of "before" screenshot I wanted for this. Then I rebuilt it as a responsive block, genuinely excited to see six people rearrange themselves gracefully across every screen size. They did not, not really. What I got instead was almost the same view, on every device, every orientation. Tablet portrait: 2 columns. Tablet landscape: 2 columns. Mobile portrait: 1 column. Mobile landscape: 2 columns. And that's when it hit me: the fixed version and the responsive version were both doing the same basic thing, showing me one layout at every size. One was scaling it down. The other was (technically) resizing containers. But side by side, they read almost identically. It responds, technically. It just doesn't behave the way I expected "responsive" to behave. Here's why: Direction only gives you two options, row or column, and it applies to the whole container. There's no wrap, no grid-template-columns, nothing that lets a container say "3 across on desktop, 2 on tablet, 1 on mobile" on its own. If you want that graduated effect, you're manually nesting containers per breakpoint and hand-managing each one. Which is exactly the kind of manual positioning I thought this feature was supposed to get me away from. That's the part that gave me pause. For anything grid-shaped, like my seating chart of six increasingly unreliable coworkers, I was still very much positioning. Just with new vocabulary. So how would I make it better? 💡 To be clear, none of this exists in the tool today. This is my wish list, the stuff I actually pitched to the Articulate team over in Product Ideas, not a preview of anything coming down the pipeline. Wrap support, or something like it, so a container can hold its shape and let items wrap into a new row or column at each breakpoint instead of needing a separate manually-built container per device. Even just a "columns: 1 to 4" style setting per breakpoint would get most of the way there. Right now getting a true grid means rebuilding the layout by hand for every screen size, which is a lot of manual work for a feature whose whole promise is not doing manual work. I'd also love a small library of interactive objects (something like a flip card, an accordion, a simple toggle) that live natively in a block, plus a lightweight trigger system so objects could show, hide, or react to each other without needing a Code Block for it. Storyline already has a version of this with its states and triggers, so there's a real model to borrow from, not a totally new invention. I sketched out a concept mockup of what this could look like across five screens (wrap-enabled containers, a resize preview per breakpoint, an object library panel, and a trigger builder), just to make the idea concrete for the pitch. It's a mockup, not a sneak peek. If you want the full breakdown and the mockup images, that's all in the Product Ideas post. Maybe I'm missing something. If there's a way to get true wrap or grid behavior out of the current tool, genuinely, please tell me, because I would love to be wrong here. But as it stands, I don't think the fixed and responsive versions of my seating chart are different enough to justify calling one of them "responsive." Yes, I'm Finally Done 🙌 All that said, I had a lot of fun building this. Fitz turned out great, Dave's excuse still makes me laugh every time I open the file, and I'd take this feature over not having it. I just don't think it's finished yet. Even Fitz would tell you that, and he's the one who has to stand there being upbeat about it. Course link here, if you want to meet Dave and the gang for yourself: Rise 360 Custom BlockAI Tutor showing as Currently Unavailable in Course
Hi All, We recently discovered the AI feature and have had some success, but today we got an message stating that the AI tutor is currently unavailable. Is this a known issue that is being resolved or something we should be aware in turn off in launched courses so learners do not see this? Thanks, AmandaA True Test Out Option?
Hi everyone, My colleagues and I are looking into the skip ahead functionality in Rise. We have yearly compliance education in our org and often, more seasoned employees become frustrated by having to review information that they are very aware of. Essentially, we'd like an option for learners to take a pre-test at the beginning of the course. If they pass, then the module is marked as completed, they're taken to a quick summary page, and they can close out of the course. If they fail, they then have to review more content and take a separate quiz to pass. I've played around with all of the settings, and I can't figure out a way to do this. I'm finding that if I set the first test/quiz to no retries, the navigation is locked down and I'm unable to move forward in the course until I pass it (rendering the whole point a bit moot). Am I missing something or is this not possible as I've written it out? Thanks so much in advance!
