How to pull knowledge check and feedback survey results through to Reach360
I've recently published a module which included an 8 question knowledge check followed by 2 feedback survey questions. I set these both up as separate Final Assessments with a trigger on their respective results slides to submit results. I then published to Reach360 with tracking for multiple results slides only - both results slides were selected - the knowledge check one first, followed by the survey results slide as show below. Problem is, I have created a new course seemingly with the same settings, triggers, etc and only the survey results are pulling through to Reach360. What am I missing? How can I get all results pulling through to Reach360?Anchor points and Dragon voice commands
Simple version: Can I change an object's anchor point? Long version: I'm creating linear guided systems simulations for a client. They are fond of the interactive nature of getting to practice in a safe environment. Accessibility are also important to both myself and the client. We're able to include their JAWS screen reader users, but they also have Dragon voice command users. Dragon and JAWS are very different tools with different use cases. Generally speaking, their JAWS users have vision-based challenges. They can interact with the content, but they can't perceive it. Dragon users typically have motor-based challenges that prevents them from using a mouse and / or keyboard. They can perceive the content, but they can't interact with it. Dragon uses voice commands like "Click button." We're seeing an issue where when we say, for example, "Click contact details." the mouse cursor moves to the bottom left-hand corner of the button. This means it sometimes clicks it, but is sometimes a pixel or three away from the button and so clicks... blank space near the button. Working with the client's accessibility expert, and noticing the consistency in the behaviour, we wonder if the cursor goes to the bottom-left of the button because the anchor point is there. If so, changing the anchor point to the centre of the object could resolve the issue. Unfortunately, the official line is, "Articulate does not support Dragon." (or any voice command software as far as I can tell) and the only thing I can find regarding changing anchor positions is a staff member response on these forums from 9 years ago confirming you can't change an object's anchor position, but suggesting the user submits it as a feature request. There is a workaround of placing a transparent shape over the button and then grouping them together to manipulate anchor points, but that plays havoc with the very accessibility tools and assistive technology we're trying to support in the first place. So yeah, is there something I'm missing here, or is it still impossible to change an object's anchor point?Drop-down in scrolling panel
Hello, I need to embed a layout in a Storyline slide using a scrolling panel that contains multiple dropdowns. My idea was to create hidden panels with options and group them, but it seems groups can’t be hidden, I tried with "parent" container to hide it but I seem to be doing something wrong. Layers also don’t help since the dropdown button positions aren’t fixed. What’s the best way to build this? RegardsStoryline 360 Text Style usage
Sometimes I need to copy a layer or slide from another project which has text styles. That automatically imports those text styles into my other project's theme. Is there a way to review all text styles and see what isn't being used, or the usage count number? One of my project has 3 of the same text styles, and I don't want to delete the wrong one. Also is there a way to sort them. Sometimes I realise 2 text styles should be next to each other for easier access, but I've made them at different times with other styles in between. HELP!Review slide after each question
Hi! In Storyline, I’ve built a simple 5-question quiz that ends with Result slide, with Review Quiz button that I can click to review each question for the correct answers and custom feedback. What I'm looking for is to display Review page right after each question is answered — showing the correct response and feedback immediately, rather than waiting until the end. For example, question1 --> question1 Review --> question2 --> question2 Review --> etc. Thank you in advance!!!How to prevent screen reader users from clicking directly on video & de-syncing from timeline?
I always need my eLearning videos to be in sync with the Storyline player's timeline, so that if the learner wants to pause/play the video, they must click on the Pause/Play button in the Storyline player. This makes the user experience easy to understand and ensures that any other slide elements such as text boxes animating with the timeline sync correctly with the video. The problem is that when you directly click a video it pauses it and de-syncs it from the timeline. (The video will be paused but the slide timeline continues to play) Up to this point, I have put a transparent rectangle over videos to prevent learners from clicking the video directly. This works for mouse users. But users who are using the keyboard to navigate (such as screen reader users or users who can't use a mouse) can navigate to the video element, then click Enter, which will select the video directly causing it to pause/play and get out of sync with the timeline. How can I prevent keyboard users from "clicking" (pressing Enter) directly on the video and de-syncing videos from the timeline? I don't want to mark the .mp4 video file as decorative (hidden from screen readers) because a blind colleague has told me that it's helpful to know that a video is on the slide (if I mark the .mp4 video file as decorative, the screen reader will have nothing to announce on the slide, so it will seem at first like an empty slide which would be a confusing experience). Ideally there would be a setting that disables pause/play when users click directly on a video, but given that that's not currently a Storyline capability, please help me find an alternate solution!Sliders and Dials in Storyline 360: Hidden Power Tools?
Sliders and dials might not be the first thing new Storyline authors reach for, but they can unlock engaging interactions without needing custom JavaScript code. These objects can do far more than just control numeric values. From data visualizations to interactive learning games to dynamic simulations, they offer a surprising amount of flexibility for driving custom interactivity. And when you realize that any object can be converted into a dial, and that you can offset the rotation point, things start to get really interesting. I put together a quick example depicted in the attached gif. The first slide uses a slider to adjust the mood of the character; each mood is defined as a separate state. On the second slide I created a farm animal interaction allowing the learner to rotate a custom dial converted from an arrow shape to hear the sound each animal makes. Here’s what I want to know: 👉 What’s your favorite way to use sliders or dials in Storyline? 👉 Have you ever built something unexpected with them? 👉 Got a clever use case or a design trick others might not know? I’m collecting creative examples and insights that show just how versatile these tools can be, especially for L&D pros who might be new to Storyline or still getting comfortable with its interactivity features. Drop a comment, share a link, or tag someone whose work with sliders and dials has inspired you. Let’s bring some of these hidden gems into the spotlight.Free: Meet the Team Labeled Graphic Interaction for Storyline
Here's a simple interaction I shared in an older e-learning challenge. After attending last week's image editing webinar, I went back and created the custom drop shadows for each character. I like how it turned out. View and download the source fileCombine Quiz Banks
This should be easy, but I can't figure out a quick way to do it. My stakeholders want a 25-question quiz at the end. Using AI to generate the quiz I can only get 14 questions. Is there a way to get more? I have made a question bank for each scene to get more questions. How can I join/merge them together to generate 1 question bank with 25 + questions?
