Themes - ability to have a language setting for British English
Introduce an option within the Themes settings to allow users to select British English as the preferred language variant. This ensures consistency in spelling, grammar, and terminology across all interface elements and content. Why it matters: British English is the most widely used form of English globally, making it a practical and inclusive choice. UK-based users expect British English for clarity and compliance with local standards. Reduces confusion caused by American English spellings (e.g., “utilize” vs “utilise”) and terminology differences. Enhances user experience by aligning language with regional expectations. Implementation approach: Add a Language Variant dropdown under Themes → Language Settings. Apply changes to UI text, AI, system messages, and templates. Thank you.Custom block responsive suggestion
I really like the new Custom Block. And I know, that making it fully responsive doesnt make a lot of sense. That is the price of freedom in design and layout. BUT... Event though it would add to development time for users, it would be great to be able to add a design for mobile and one for computerscreens. And then have som media-query behind the scene, that would switch between the two when resizing browser window or using a phone. You could even give the users the ability to input different breakpoints. I often make my own interactive graphics and show them in Rise in an iFrame (Embed). I've always wished for the ability to use 2 embeds in my Rise course to show the screen-version of my graphic, when on a PC. And the mobile-version when on the phone. An advanced creative interactive graphic for learning has so much to offer, but will never be fully responsive because of the need for freedom in the layout and placement of text. It just isn't compatible with the (necessary) strict rules of a markup language. But this "poor-mans-responsiveness" solution is something I often use on my own Wordpress-sites. I'm sure it would be possible to implement in Rise too....or I hope it will be :)Note Block in Rise
I have been investigating the options available with the new custom block feature in Rise. It certainly provides the capability to create more impactful elements for courses built with Rise. I have, however, discovered an issue with the new custom blocks that is at odds with standard Rise blocks. The image below is a screen shot of a standard Note block and one I created using the custom block feature. Clearly the custom version has more appeal than the standard version. However, when you view the same blocks on a smartphone (portrait view) the custom block is not responsive. The text on the custom block is too small to read. Unless, I have missed an existing option to make custom blocks responsive, could we please have this ability? If this is not possible, then greater options to format note blocks would be an improvement. CheersAI in Rise should include relevant images from PDFs when generating lesson outlines
I recently tested the AI feature in Rise by uploading a PDF that contains both text and images. Currently, the AI extracts only the text to create lesson outlines and does not incorporate any relevant images. It would be very useful if the AI could also detect and include images from the source content while generating the lesson structure. This enhancement would make content creation faster and result in richer, more engaging lessons.Increase Width of Rise Tabs Object
Hello Articulate. Rise is a great product, but I have an idea to make it even greater. Would it be possible to increase the width of the Tabs object in Rise? I find if there are more than four tabs, it is necessary to scroll right to see the additional tabs during the presentation. Would it be possible to have at least six, possibly as many as eight? This would be a great way to present information and also look a bit better for the learners. As it is, I find the Tabs presentation looks a bit pinched and small. I know that this can be done in Storyline and brought in as an interactive object, but I am looking for a quick and easy solution. Thanks and best regards Alexander Young Toronto.Need for "Preserve Content Integrity" Setting in Rise AI Assistant
We operate in a regulated environment (University), and the content we use for our e-learning courses is subject to a mandatory sign-off and review process before development begins. The critical issue we are facing is as follows: When we use the AI Assistant for editing or refinement tasks, it systematically summarises, shortens, and rewrites content, even when we explicitly instruct it not to change the structure or length. This directly contradicts our internal content governance procedures, as the resulting output is no longer the officially signed-off text. In its current form, the AI Assistant is currently unusable and to our team's workflow. With so many seats we have, we may not purchase the addition at this stage.Need search for words across all courses in Rise
I have about 50 courses, some with similar content. When something changes and I need to update the name of a department or tool, I'd like to be able to search all of my Rise courses for some keywords to find where I need to make updates. I understand that you can search individual courses or search the titles of all courses, but I need to search the words within all courses at the same time.Trouble with Responsive Layouts in Rise 360 Module
I’m creating a Rise 360 course for a project for Modern Food Catering, and some content blocks don’t display correctly on mobile devices — images and text sometimes overlap or scale incorrectly. I’ve tried adjusting block settings and previewing in different browsers, but the issue persists. Has anyone faced similar responsive layout issues in Rise 360, and are there best practices for ensuring consistent display across desktop and mobile?Idea: Add Built-In Video Translation Support in Rise 360 / Storyline 360
Idea: Introduce native video translation capabilities in Articulate 360 to complement the existing AI translation for course text. Why this is needed: Many training programs rely heavily on video. Currently, only course text and closed captions are translated, while video content requires manual work or external tools. Adding built-in video translation would streamline multilingual course creation and significantly reduce localization effort. What this feature could include: Automatic translation of spoken audio Translation of on-screen text within videos Auto-generated subtitles in multiple languages Optional AI-driven dubbing for localized versions Who this helps: Any team creating multilingual learning content and looking for a seamless, end-to-end localization workflow. This enhancement would make Articulate a more complete and efficient solution for global training needs. Thanks for considering this idea!
