How Can AI Assistant Speed Up Content Creation & Unleash Creativity? #477

Here's a simple demo I built when we were testing things internally. 

• For content, I used AI and only started with a single title and built all the content from that. Although the content isn't very complex because I wasn't building a real course.
• All of the graphics including the buttons and slider graphics were created with AI.
• One of my goals with this practice file was to use AI to create a consistent visual design.
• I added a little icon to explain how I created certain parts of the course and edited some of the graphics.

Check out my interactive demo here: DEMO

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I spent the weekend diving into Articulate features, and after a late-night creative session, I’m excited to share my entry for the latest challenge!

I used the Articulate AI Assistant to:

1. Script Generation: Created the content for my slides quickly and easily.
2. Image Creation: Every image, button, and icon in the course was generated using the AI feature. I had fun exploring different button styles to see what worked best!
3. Voiceovers: All the voiceovers were done using the text-to-speech tool. I especially loved using the "Freya" voice—it added the perfect touch for my cat-themed project.
4. Quiz Questions: The AI also helped me generate quiz questions and feedback. Although I had a bit of a challenge getting more than two questions.
5. Sound Effects: I used the sound effects feature for both correct and incorrect quiz responses, and it really enhanced the interaction.
6. Summary Generation: Wrapped things up by using the "generate summary" feature to polish the content.

Overall, it was a fun experiment, and now that I’ve had a taste, I can’t wait to apply these features to real-world projects!

Lovely illustrations and music!

Hi everyone! I'm excited to share my experience testing a new AI — it's absolutely amazing. I generated several images using the prompt "in the style of Miyazaki," and here's what came out! I found the music, but I created the sound effects with AI. For example, I was able to make a crowd say the phrase "Prost" by simply typing "The crowd says Prost." It's an impressive tool that really speeds up the course creation process!

I was inspired by autumn and Oktoberfest.
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/b321cd79-edb1-4336-b2f5-44a9027a8b5e/review

I wanted to make something spooky but also informative to the general public, so I made a true crime file on three missing persons. I used the Adam AI text-to-voice to narrate each story.

Demo: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/358962fc-aade-446d-8743-81ec8eb574f0/review

For this challenge, I am sharing a simple raffle game I created for the upcoming DevLearn conference.  Since there is a keynote speaker who is a graffiti artist, I wanted to build on that theme with graphics and sound for this game.  My current resources did not have what I needed, so I used the AI assistant.  I asked the AI assistant to provide a brick graffiti wall with open space in the middle, but containing the words DevLearn and Yukon.  I saved all of the promising options in Media Library and continued to regenerate until I came up with a variety of options I could compare. I did a similar process for a hand-painted start button and the desired sound effects.  Here is the final product - https://360.articulate.com/review/content/aa74ec93-c731-48af-9394-5db1db36c4a3/review

Think I just discovered what happens to AI generated images and sounds when your trial ends. Unless you save the final version to the Media Library, it looks like the assets disappear. 

I've just lost access to a couple of sound effects that I forgot to add to the Media Library, but everything else that I saved to the library, is still in my timeline.

Has that been everyone else's experience, too?

Hello! For this week's demo, I used AI Assistant in Articulate Storyline to generate images and sounds. For the images, I was giving the "hyper-realistic" parameters. The sounds were hit or miss and required vetting. Still, this was a lot of fun!

Demo: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/a9b9c3dc-3404-4147-bd51-d22afa7685dd/review 

Hello Heroes,

For Mental Health Month I created an interaction on Neurodiversity.  Storyline AI was used in the following ways.

• Text content for introduction
• Creating 5 images with the same look and feel for the interaction
• Scenarios for each of the 5 characters
• Text to speech with captioning
• A question for understanding for each character slide

I welcome your comments and suggestions.

I enjoy the new support from the AI.  I wish their was more diversity in the voices offered but I imagine that is coming.

Demo: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/7079c78e-6ffa-4eb3-a722-ab8ed45f07fe/review

Who Did it Better? Revisited

Demo: https://jodisdemos.s3.amazonaws.com/477+Who+Did+it+Better/story.html

Download: https://jodisdemos.s3.amazonaws.com/477++Who+Did+it+Better+Revisited.story

Time flies! Seven months ago in ELC #452 I explored how AI Image generators would handle recreating some famous works of art. I revisited this idea here and added in the new Articulate AI image generator. I think the humans still win. :) 

I really like the way the Articulate AI image generator gives you four options and it's easy to use. My favorite new feature is the Notes to Speech with captions! What a time saver! I used captions in this project but I didn't really need them (you can activate them in the layers that show you what prompt generated the images). I also used the sound effects generator for my feedback reinforcement. I like having four options to choose, but I need more practice in providing direction and describing the sound I want.

Have a good week!