Make surveys and form "scoring" optional
Can Articulate allow Storyline survey essays and Rise surveys record the submission but not grade it? Currently the user entry into the survey text box can be surfaced on a LMS report, but the entry is marked as 'not correct' in terms of an answer. Can functionality be added to allow a score associated with a survey entry be optional? If anything I'd like an entry to be considered "correct" and no entry "not correct". I want to collect information from the Learner and not penalize them. Not everything needs a score associated with it.Enhancement Request: Add OCR-Powered Sensitive Information Detection and Masking to Storyline 360
Please consider adding OCR-powered text detection and masking to Storyline 360. When designers create software simulations from screenshots or screen recordings, the captured screens may contain names, identification numbers, dates, contact information, or other sensitive data. Designers currently must inspect and mask this information manually on every slide. An OCR feature could scan individual slides or an entire project, identify potentially sensitive text, and present each result for developer review. The developer could then mask the information with an opaque redaction, substitute synthetic data, or dismiss the result. Helpful options would include batch scanning, configurable detection types, custom identifier patterns, project-wide replacement, a pre-publish scan, and a report of reviewed and unresolved items. The feature should include human verification and clearly communicate that OCR detection does not guarantee that every sensitive item has been found. This would make simulation development faster, more consistent, and safer for organizations working with privacy-sensitive systems.Specify an object's end with a time or cue point
Currently, there doesn't seem to be a way to align an object's end point to a certain time or cue point. I see align object to playhead, align playhead to object start, and align playhead to object end. I would like to see align object end to playhead to cue point Thanks! Maurice OliverFeature Request: OLED Black Mode (True Black Theme)
Hello team, Around seven years ago, a feature request was submitted for Dark Mode support. https://community.articulate.com/discussions/discuss/dark-mode/788387 Since then, display technology has evolved significantly, and OLED screens have become increasingly common on both laptops and external monitors. For this reason, I would like to propose not just a traditional Dark Mode, but an additional OLED Black Mode (True Black Theme). While dark gray interfaces are an improvement over bright themes, they do not fully benefit from OLED technology. On OLED displays, pure black pixels are turned off completely, providing several advantages: Reduced eye strain during extended use. Improved comfort when working in low-light environments. Higher perceived contrast. Lower power consumption on OLED devices. As a frequent Storyline developer, I often work for long periods and regularly set my screen brightness to the minimum level to reduce eye fatigue. A true black interface would make a noticeable difference compared to the current bright interface, and would offer a more comfortable experience for users working long hours. Suggested implementation Rather than introducing a single Dark Mode, consider offering three appearance options: Light Mode (current) Dark Mode (dark gray) OLED Black Mode (true black) This approach would allow users to choose the experience that best fits their environment, accessibility preferences, and display technology. With OLED displays becoming increasingly common, it may be worth revisiting the original request and considering whether a modern theme strategy could better serve today's users. Thank you for your consideration.Timeline Entrances - Copy/Paste
I create animated accents or graphics to support any pages where it is text on a screen. Sometimes even creating stop animation. This is usually after all the primary content is developed and recorded. However if I wish to copy the animation to a different existing slide - I lose all my timings when I paste it. Is there a way to maintain timing when copying objects? I know I can duplicate the page but sometimes I move the objects/ or resize them to fit the different content. So then I'm always adjusting or rebuilding either the text or the timing.AI Image, Media, Prompt Library/History
Hi, I am relatively new to the e-learning/Articulate world and I haven't used Articulate as much as many others in this community. However, one of the things that I think could be a valuable asset to the AI assistant would be a library of any previously generated images or prompts. This would be valuable in a few settings that I thought of. Maintaining a certain image style throughout the course. Revising of other AI generated images/audio that has been added and then deleted from the course to be able to pick up where I left off with the prompt. Referencing previously well developed prompts that I would like to use again. Having the library or a history of my prompts would be valuable to help the forward momentum of the project instead of constantly starting over in the AI prompt. I understand I can simply save the images or prompts to a local drive or cloud storage. However, often times I forget or don't think to save them in the moment. I believe having this built into Articulate would make the usage more intuitive and user friendly. Thank you! Amanda BuzzellEnhancement Request: Development Effort Tracking
Please add a built-in development effort tracking feature to Storyline 360 and Rise 360. The feature would track active development time, provide project-level reporting, allow categorization of effort (analysis, development, QA, revisions, etc.), and export data for reporting. This would help instructional designers improve project estimates, measure productivity, justify resource needs, track AI-assisted development gains, and answer common stakeholder questions about development effort without relying on third-party applications or spreadsheets. [community....culate.com], [articulate.com]Global CC editing
I would really appreciate an improved way of editing our closed captions in our storyline trainings. Sometimes, we name products which consist of a combination of numbers and/or letters, or which need to be capitalized or written in a particular way, because they are a product name. In those cases, it would be really helpful to maybe have a find and replace feature in the closed captions, or to just be able to see all the captions that exist in the training, rather than having to go slide by slide.Feature Request: AI-Generated Image Label Toggle
Hello Articulate Team, I would like to suggest a feature that would significantly improve the usability of Rise 360 and Storyline, especially for organizations operating under emerging EU transparency requirements. Many companies in the EU are increasingly required to clearly label AI-generated images. Currently, when using AI-generated visuals in courses, course authors often have to manually create and position labels or banners on every single image. This process is extremely time-consuming and prone to inconsistencies. Suggested Feature Please consider adding an optional toggle or checkbox for images, such as: ✅ "Mark as AI Generated" When enabled, Articulate could automatically display a small standardized overlay, badge, watermark, or banner on the image, for example: "AI Generated" or "Created with AI" Possible options could include: Position selection (top-right, bottom-right, etc.) Different label styles Automatic application across the entire course Course-wide setting to label all AI-generated images at once This would save authors a tremendous amount of manual work and help organizations remain compliant with current and future transparency requirements. Question Is a feature like this already being considered or planned for future releases? Thank you for considering this idea. See picture down below. Best regards, Paul Schlage
