Storyline 360 Quiz Try Again: Keep showing the correct answers after selecting try again
I need to be able to maintain the correct state on checkboxes for multiple response quizzes after a learner selects submit, so a learner does not have to recheck a correct answer after selecting to try again. On Try Again layer: When timeline starts on layer: Set the correct answers to correct states if selected and set incorrect answers to incorrect states if selected. When user selects Try-Again, set incorrect answers to normal states. Problem: Upon revisiting the base layer, the states are showing as designed, but Storyline does not recognize the correct answers that are selected, so when the user selects submit, it goes to the incorrect layer. How can I make this work again?Cannot Change Start of Entrance Animation
I watched the video tutorial and read the Storyline Essentials for Animations in Storyline. I have three images I want to fly into the screen one after the other. The video seems to show that I can adjust the time when the fly-in begins by dragging the object in the timeline to the right. The animation start time and its end time move as one. It doesn't work that way for me. When I click and hold the mouse button on an object in the timeline it moves the start time marker but the end time marker does not move. Okay, when I try to drag the end time on the object, it moves the end time marker on all the objects in the timeline. What am I missing. Regards, FrankDrag and Drop: Resetting answer choices when clicking try again
I searched high and low for the answer to this question but was unable to find anything. After playing around with some triggers for a while, I finally figured it out, so I wanted to share for anyone who is stuck and searching for an answer. For some background, I created a drag and drop item with 8 answer choices and two drop areas. I allowed the user 2 attempts, so the try again feedback generated automatically. I attempted resetting to initial state both on the base layer and the try again layer - didn't work. Changing the try again trigger to jump to drag and drop slide rather than hide layer would have worked with reset to initial state, but my drag and drop base layer showed a directions layer when timeline started on that slide. So, my "jump to slide" replayed directions and audio over again, which I didn't want. If your drag and drop is set up similarly, this is how you fix it so that 1. the answer choices reset to their original places and 2. any layer set to show when timeline begins does not show again. On the Try Again layer, you need two triggers for the try again button: Hide layer this layer when the user clicks try again (or whatever your button is called) Jump to end of timeline on drag and drop when the user clicks try again (or whatever your button is called) Picture attached.Storyline 360 Pros — What’s Your Favorite “Hidden Gem”? 💎
As someone who’s spent a lot of time working with (and on!) Storyline 360, I’ve come to appreciate the power in the little things — those lesser-known features that quietly make our lives easier. Here's one of my personal favorites: 🎧📽️ Cue Points with the “C” Key: I recently spoke with a customer who struggled to time trigger actions to audio and video media on their slides. They would preview the slide, make note of when a trigger should be fired, then return to slide authoring view to add a cue point to the timeline to tie into the trigger event. This would require a lot of manual back-and-forth between authoring and previewing. I often have to do the same thing, and there is an easier way. If you use stage preview (accessible via the "Play" icon" in the lower-left corner of the Timeline panel), Storyline will stay in the slide authoring view and play the timeline of the slide, including any audio or video media that's present. As it plays, you can press the "C" key on your keyboard to have cue points added to the current playback position. It’s a simple way to place cue points in real time, right where they’re needed — perfect for syncing trigger actions to specific moments in your media. cting Storyline 360's UI and using the "C" key to drop cue points on the timeline. Now I’m curious: What’s your favorite under-the-radar Storyline feature? Something small, subtle, maybe even a little obscure — but that you personally couldn’t live without. Drop it in the comments — I’d love to learn what little gems you rely on. 👇I need help...
I am trying to ensure videos (contained currently on a seperate layer and played full screen) have to be viewed before a learner can proceed to the next slide. The way I have tried to achieve this is cover the next button with a white box (essentially making it not visible) and then when a learner clicks the 'play' media button there is a trigger assigned to this button, saying once visited to hide the obliterating white box. I am unsatisfied with this solution, as the 'Next' button is visible for a split second before the transition to the layer. Is there a better way of doing this??? I have thought about duplicating the slide - so that when the media finished, it jumps to the duplicated slide that would have the 'Next' button visible. But this would mean the media would have to be in twice, which i don't want as the finished module is likely to have Five media elements already Hope someone can help. I have attached a mock-up of what I have done so far demonstrating the problem (NB the media is generic and for illustration purposes only) TimIssue with Review 360
Hello, Here's a summary of the issue we encountered with Review 360. A team member published training modules on Review 360 in Rise & Draline. To secure access, it generated passwords according to a constant structure that was regularly used. It has also generated Review links for each publication, ensuring access to comment on courses for those validators who do not have Articulate licences. We were then informed by the validators that the links did not work. It was possible to enter the password, but they still did not have access to the course. After verification, it became clear that we could not open any of the publications as well. In the absence of the course owner in Rise, we created copies of all the modules. We republished those copies on Review 360 and generated new passwords. A colleague did a preliminary test to make sure the links worked properly before sending them. The links tested were operational, so they were passed on to the validators. Despite these precautions, some of these links still did not allow access to courses. About half of the content was problematic, regardless of its origin (Rise or Dueline). We confirmed that this was not a password entry error. In some cases, one user was able to connect while the other failed. We posted the latest Articulate update. As a result, eight content had to be left unprotected by password in order to ensure accessibility in Review 360, as it could not function reliably. We'd like your opinion on the cause of this behaviour so we can use it again. Thank youSetting multiple button states with disabled properties
Is it possible in some way to create states for buttons that would appear different and both function with the disabled trait (not being clickable)? Such as something matching the normal state until audio completes and then one that's greyed out to prevent them from clicking it again. In the past I've used the work around of transparent boxes to prevent buttons from being able to be clicked however this is actually not an accessible solution and it doesn't actually prevent the buttons from being clickable, if you're using a screen reader and using keyboard commands. Is there possibly a javascript solution that would make this possible or some other work-around? My thought had been possibly using layers for all audio but that seems a bit tedious. ThanksLearners progress not being tracked
We have a large range of courses that we offer our learners, all created in Storyline and shared via 360 Learning. Our content manager is complaining that she is seeing an increasing number of learners being forced to repeat courses because it has lost their progress when they return the next day. These are mostly not created by me, but have become my issue to resolve. It is suspected that these learners are simply closing the tab without stopping or exiting the course or the LMS in any way. This appears to have the most impact on larger courses, which makes sense since they take longer to complete. Other than breaking these courses into smaller chapters or modules, what should I be looking for to assess and resolve this issue? The things I'm considering (but don't now how to test) are: Browser version the default browser on all work stations is Internet Explorer, but Chrome is available on all. Scorm version I've only recently started publishing with 2004. When I joined the team I was told we needed to publish as 1.2. Could the solution be as simple as republishing? xAPI I don't know anything about this yet. But, I wondered if sending data to the LMS with every slide change would force it to acknowledge the progress. What is the best way to test an intermittent issue like this (affecting about 5% of learners) so that I can be confident when I say the issue is resolved.Submit button Override
Has anyone had this problem and found a solution? I am working in a course that was created a couple of years ago by someone else. I added a slide that was a multiple answer question. The slide keeps showing some sort of default for the feedback for an Invalid Response. Finally, I got to where it will show the information I want, but it superimposes the default over top. I have looked in the Master Feedback slides and I have checked for an unknow trigger. I don't know where this is coming from. I also don't know what other options there are for controlling what happens when the SUBMIT button is clicked. Correct, Incorrect, and Try Again work just fine and use the master feedback I selected. Any thoughts? I have included a picture.Button States Read as "Unlabeled" by Screen Reader
Hello! I am experiencing an alt text 508 issue. I created a chapter selection screen where each chapter is represented by a sticky note with the name of the chapter, and an icon indicating it is ready to start or revisit. Each sticky note has 3 states: normal/default, a state change that occurs when the previous button was selected (i.e., after chapter 1 is selected, chapter 2 changes to say "start"), and a state change that occurs when it is selected (showing a replay button). I have used custom states and triggers to accomplish this and everything is working well. The issue is that these buttons' custom states are being read by a screen reader as "unlabeled one button" or "unlabeled two button," etc. I have gone to each state and added alt text (e.g., Chapter 1 - selected), but it's not being read correctly by the screen reader. This is posing a 508 accessibility concern. Does anyone know why these buttons' states' alt text isn't being read by the screen reader?
