Use cases
Learning activities with AI and learner memory.
Give feedback on an answer, practise a conversation, or bring back what a learner said in an earlier course. Start with the activity that fits your learning objective.
- In the courses you already have
- In Storyline and Rise
- No code to write
For your learners
Three activities to start with.
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Feedback on open answers
The learner explains, the feedback follows.
The learner answers in their own words. The feedback follows your criteria and responds to what they actually wrote.
Dialogue Engine See the feedback example -
Conversation practice
A conversation to practise before the real one.
The AI plays the role you describe, a customer or a colleague, and answers each reply until the ending you set.
Dialogue Engine Play the conversation -
Memory across courses
What the learner said comes back later.
A goal or an answer saved in one course returns in the next: in your text, in your branching or in an AI activity.
Memory Engine Explore Memory Engine
From your objective
Which activity fits your objective?
- Explain their reasoning in their own wordsFeedback on open answers
- Practise an exchange before it happens for realConversation practice
- Come back to a goal they set in an earlier courseMemory across courses
- Follow a path that fits what they told you beforeMemory and your branching rules
- Receive feedback that remembers their goalFeedback with memory
Feedback and conversations send an AI request for each answer or reply. Memory alone keeps and returns information without AI.
Building for clients
Apply your expertise to each client’s needs.
Use the same design approach across projects while keeping each client’s courses and configuration in their own workspace.
- Five workspaces included, with more when you need them
- Invite each client to their workspace
- Transfer a workspace when the client is ready to manage it
Practical questions
Before you choose.
Do all these activities need AI?
Feedback and conversation practice use Dialogue Engine: AI questions and conversations. Remembering a goal or adapting a path can use Memory Engine alone: information you can reuse across courses.
Can I start in an existing course?
Yes. Choose one activity, connect it to SlideMind and check the result in the published course before adding more.
Can I combine them?
Yes. A goal or an answer saved in one course can come back in the question or the instructions of a later feedback or conversation activity.
Which authoring tools can I use?
Articulate Storyline and Rise 360. The Q&A and Chat widgets also work on an HTML page or in an authoring tool that supports embeds.
Keep the idea going.
Which activity would you bring to life?
Start with one learning objective and a detail worth responding to or remembering.