Themes Automatically Applied to AI-Generated Content
Background / Problem We understand that fonts and colors can be changed via Theme, but for content created with AI, we currently have to manually reapply the same settings each time. To align with unified brand design (fonts/colors/button and interaction styles, etc.), post-generation adjustments are required, increasing operational effort. In other projects, we duplicate content saved as design templates, but we cannot launch Create new with AI from existing content. This prevents us from combining template-driven workflows with AI generation efficiently. Request (Desired Behavior) Theme templating Allow saving and managing Theme settings (fonts, color palettes, button styles, default cover/lesson layouts, etc.) as “Theme Templates.” Enable setting a “default Theme Template” at workspace/folder/project levels. Integration with AI generation When using Create new with AI to generate a course, provide an option (default ON/OFF) to automatically apply the selected Theme Template. Allow launching Create new with AI from existing template content and inherit that content’s theme settings for the newly generated course. Bulk apply / reapply Provide a function to bulk apply or reapply (diff-based update) a Theme Template to existing courses. Offer impact previews (fonts, colors, component styles) and before/after comparisons prior to applying changes. Management / sharing Support versioning, ownership, update history, and team sharing (view/edit permissions) for Theme Templates. Support export/import (e.g., JSON) to facilitate migration across workspaces and backups. Expected Benefits Immediately achieve brand-consistent courses after AI generation, greatly reducing rework. Improve consistency of design standards across teams/organizations, enabling scalable production. Combine template operations with AI generation to balance speed and quality. Representative Use Cases Roll out brand-approved fonts and color schemes across multilingual courses. Apply a unified theme to large volumes of microlearning for Sales/Support. Launch Create new with AI from an existing template: let AI handle structure and tone, while the visual design remains fixed by the template. Acceptance Criteria (Examples) At the start of Create new with AI, users can select which Theme Template to apply (default sourced from workspace settings). After generation, users can reapply the Theme Template to the course with one click. Items manageable via Theme Template: fonts (body/headings), color sets (primary/secondary/accent), component styles (buttons/links/cards), and default layouts for cover/lessons. Template sharing settings and version history are visible. Note (Alternative) As a minimum improvement, allowing Create new with AI to be launched from existing content and inherit that content’s theme settings would already deliver significant value. Thank you for your consideration.Make it easier to review completed courses
Hi! I create application training, which users sometimes will need to review when they encounter a problem. The first time through I would like them to have to click a continue button to gradually reveal the content. When they return it would be better if there was a mode where the continue buttons were gone and they could scroll through the lessons. I am picturing a toggle at the top of the lesson they could switch. Clicking it can prompt a pop-up that says: "If this is the first time you are doing this course, please continue the lesson as it is. If you are a returning learner who want to review the content, you can enable this feature to make scrolling through the content easier" Ideally this switch would happen automatically when the user has completed the course once, but I imagine this might be hard to implement into the software. Another usefull feature for returning learners would be a search feature, so that they could easily jump to the topic they need to review.Multiple choice blocks should not allow the next block to be visible until an answer is submitted.
In order to make the multiple choice/selection quiz more interactive, the next block should remain hidden. This would allow more creative responses to the submitted answer, in addition to the response within the multiple choice/selection block itself. For instance, after an answer is submitted, a statement B type block could state a relevant fact that was covered earlier. Note: Making the statement visible (as is would be now) could give away the answer. This feature would provide a nice way to review each lesson. The premise off course here is, that we in fact require learners to submit answers in order to 'continue' - and yes that is true.Review Rise - Comment or Reply
Hello, ISSUE 1: I frequently notice that SME's tend to keep using the reply bar instead of a new comment during review. In below image you see 4 remarks which all should have been separate comments with their own screenshot of what they are talking about. When logging in as reviewer myself, I understand the flow these people had while reviewing and cant really blame them. The UI is just leading them astray a bit in my opinion. FIX 1: I think the comment bar should be made dark gray instead of kept white and should be moved all the way to the bottom, or at least below the comments. This way it should catch the reviewers eye better. ISSUE 2: While on this topic, I also noticed that when I am processing all the comments, the order of the comments is in reverse to what I need them to be as authorer. This means the comments made last (bottom of their page) by the SME are showing on the top when I am working a e-learning page. FIX 2: The comments could have a sorting button maybe, or just reverse the order which should be a really easy fix. Hope this helps!Shortcuts at the top of a page ( in a lesson)
I would like it to be possible in Rise to have shortcuts at the top of a page that link to sections further down, similar to what you find on websites. A list of topics at the beginning of the page that I can click on to jump directly to a specific section, without having to scroll through the entire page to access it.Select this Course (Opens in New Tab)
When browsing through Course Templates or Real Content templates, it would be great if when we click Select this Course, we would be able to go back to the screen we had all the Course Templates or Real Content open. Instead, we are directed to the course we selected and lose the search we had started in the previous step. If the Select this Course link could open in a New Tab or Window, we could continue to browse the course templates or real content templates without having to start over each time.Add Reasoning Prompts to Rise 360 Scenario Blocks
I’d love to see Rise 360 add optional reasoning prompts inside the existing scenario block. The current scenario interaction is useful for presenting a situation, letting learners choose a response, and showing feedback. But in many workplace scenarios, the learning value is not only in the final answer. It is in how the learner interprets the situation before deciding what to do. An optional reasoning step could help designers create scenarios where learners pause and think through the situation before selecting a response. For example, before choosing an answer, the learner could respond to prompts like: ✅ Signal What information actually matters? 🧭 Context What background details help explain the situation? ⚠️ Noise What information might distract from the real issue? 🔎 Verify What should the learner check before deciding? This could be especially useful for customer service scenarios, safety decisions, compliance judgment, leadership conversations, troubleshooting workflows, operational readiness, and manager enablement. A few possible features: Optional reasoning prompt before answer choices Sortable information cards Confidence rating before submitting Coaching-style feedback Debrief screen that explains the reasoning behind the best choice AI Assistant support for drafting reasoning prompts and feedback This would make the existing scenario block more useful for judgment practice, not just answer selection. Curious if others would use this. Would reasoning prompts be more helpful as part of the existing scenario block, or as a separate Rise interaction type?
