Articulate AI.....When?
So I have been reviewing numerous posts in relation to Articulate AI launching. No unless I missed something, I just can not seem to find any 'definite' launch date information. September seems to be the month now being talked about. Do we have any official word on this, any actual date? We have a couple of new projects we are keen to trial with the use of Articulate AI.Solved767Views5likes36CommentsRise/Articulate site down
I am not able to get the Rise 360 homepage to load, and my team mate is unable to use any AI features. I just got logged out of my account and now I am unable to sign in becuase of an error message. Is anyone else having trouble today? I am supposed to be showing off the new AI features to try to convice upper management to upgrade us today. 😐98Views4likes6CommentsXLF Version 2.1.
I have subscribed to the Advance version of DeepL as a translating tool. DeepL requires an XLF 2.1. version for translation but Rise 360 only export in version 1.2. Has anyone been able to solve the problem when exporting for translation? Can Articulate update Rise export XLF files for translation to a 2.1. version? ThanksSolved320Views3likes64CommentsMath equations in RISE
What are your recommendations for creating accessible math equations in RISE content? We need these to be accessible to students using screenreaders. Can we input MathJax/ML etc into RISE? Or is the only option to add each equation as an image with alt textdescription or maybe create a Word document with these equations, both of which are very time consuming. Please advise as we'd like to continue building in RISE, but need to ensure that these are accessible for users.61Views3likes40CommentsUsing AI Assistant in a Rise Course Template
Hi All, Has anyone established if you can use the AI Assistant as part of pre-developed course template. I can see that you can use it within lessons themselves, so what I'm looking for is a way whereby you can upload the source documents for a new development, which retains all the course template features i.e company logos, brand colours etc... From what I can see, I don't think that's an option. My impression when this feature was first made public knowledge was that we could upload source documents and the AI Assistant would take the information contained within those documents and turn them into lessons, for us as Developers to then refine further if required. As an example, I've just uploaded a PowerPoint, and all it did was provide a suggested course title and created a course outline based on that title. It was then down to me to create lessons within each of those sections and add content, with none of the information from the PowerPoint anywhere to be seen. Am I missing something?316Views3likes12CommentsTracking URLS when accessing Rise content
We are currently having our content blocked internally because links to Rise content contain a tracking URL from https://td.doubleclick.net. Why is this tracking needed, doubleclick is owned by google and typically used for tracking user activity for advertising purposes! Whilst this is an internal security policy which I have to resolve, the fact that Articulate are using ad tracking on a paid for platform is concerning.77Views3likes2CommentsNew in Rise 360: Integrated Review 360 Comments
When you need feedback on a course, Review 360 makes it easy to share your e-learning with stakeholders and collect their thoughts. It’s always been a handy timesaver—and integration with Rise 360 will streamline your review processes even further! With the new Comments panel, you can browse through feedback, reply to and resolve comments, and quickly update your course with suggestions from your reviewers—all right from Rise 360. By reducing the need to bounce back and forth between apps, you can speed up your revision process and trim down course production times. To access comments, first make sure you’ve published your course to Review 360. Then simply click the Comments icon in the upper right corner of your course. That will expand the Comments panel and show you all the Review 360 comments on the course. And if you also use Storyline 360, you’ll be happy to hear this feature is available there as well. Head over to the related discussion for more details: New in Storyline 360: Integrated Review 360 Comments. If you’re an Articulate 360 subscriber, you can use this feature right now to speed up your course reviews. And if you don’t have Articulate 360 but want to see how much time integrated reviews can save you, you can start a free 30-day trial. We’re always looking for ideas for enhancing features. So once you’ve tried in-app comments, we’d love to hear what you think! Please share any feedback or suggestions in the comments below. The Rise 360 Team329Views2likes18CommentsEquation Editor in Rise
The recent updates in Rise blew up an add-on equation editor, Equatio that we spend time and money on perfecting to use in the Rise courses. We have tried other things that work, then Articulate makes a change and something goes wrong and we have to make adjustments. We chose Rise for all of our lessons in our online academy, but, we cannot make math lessons easily. I really wish Articulate would get a robust equation editor. What are you all waiting for? This is disrupting our lesson production and is a pain point. If it were up to me, I would switch to another platform that is more math friendly.55Views2likes2CommentsRise PDF exports - Accessibility issues
(N.B. I edited this post on April 12 to clarify some comments and add additional information). Hello community I know about the many accessibility features of online Rise content (as well as which elements are not accessible - e.g., sorting), however my team provides a PDF of the Rise content for student use and we continually run into many accessibility issues for the PDFs. After creation of the PDF and use of the Accessibility Checker in Adobe Acrobat, many accessibility issues are flagged. The raw PDF export is not readable for a screen reader and it is a very complex and lengthy process to manually tag it to make it somewhat accessible. This process often results in new issues popping up when using the accessibility tools in Adobe to address the flagged issues. Often the issues cannot be addressed at all (e.g., the information box element is not legible) and workarounds must be employed . The alternative to manually tagging the file is to use the auto-tag feature in Adobe, which does not catch everything and manual intervention is needed after the fact as well. This is not an Adobe problem. When creating a PDF export of a Word document, Adobe reads the PDF beautifully with little to no accessibility issues, with any normally caused by user omittance (e.g., forgotten alt text). The PDF exports for the Rise content are problematic with issues such as blocks of text being missed, some elements (especially interactive elements) being illegible, and more. It does not matter if you have created the content accessibly within Rise itself; the PDF export will be problematic no matter what. I have worked with several team members on this issue, some who have been attempting to create accessible PDFs from the Rise content for longer than I have. We have also consulted with other departments using Rise. We all run into the same issues and have no answers. Other teams have opted to stop using the PDF export from Rise and go through a second process of creating a Word document of the Rise content for any student with accessibility needs. We would love for Articulate to address the various accessibility issues of the Rise PDF export and provide a product that is fully accessible. Customizability of the export would be an added bonus so that things like awkward page breaks and unnecessary images can be modified or omitted.20Views2likes5Comments