Generative AI & ChatGPT

I’ve been tasked with finding out if the Harmony AI search features would be beneficial to our organization. Is anyone actively using them? What’s the feedback and engagement been like? I’d love to know for either the Harmony Search, Harmony Copilot or both.

When you’re managing hundreds, or even thousands, of courses in Docebo, small governance changes can feel enormous. Updating course codes, moving content into new folders, or aligning properties across multiple enablement teams might sound simple, but at scale, manual updates become a major burden.That’s where automation comes in.At Datadog, our Learning Technology team works closely with enablement leads to identify large-scale governance changes, then uses the Docebo API to apply updates in bulk. This removes repetitive work from our enablement partners while ensuring every change is consistent across the learner experience.With automation, we can: Set or correct course properties in bulk Move content into new governance structures Ensure bulk course creation starts with the right foundation Maintain a full audit trail of changes And the best part? You don’t need to be a developer to do it. 🙌 Why Google Apps Script? Google Apps Script is a free tool built into Google Workspace

We are so gonna be out of a job in a few years. Lol. If you spin it that you are in learning mgmt and that your business is wrapped around the processes, requirements and protection of IP? You arent!But here is why I am saying it. Gemini 2.0 is out for google and they have a crazy intriguing product called NotebookLM.You feed it a document and it outputs summarizations with a pretty decent run at the detail.I think can fit into a place with Compliance and Safety training easy, but it can go alot further.And its audio overview……..is nothing short of a spectacular production quality. You feel like you are sitting there listening to a real podcast. All AI generated!!!! https://notebooklm.google.com/Give it a shot - ground me a bit….but I think we are going to hear more and more about this.By the way at 2024 Inspire - we started to see and hear some intriguing usecases of feed an AI a document and it will spit back out content for you that is being incorporated into the newer tools for aut

As of late, I have been looking at innovative ways to bring content to the table.I recently discovered synthesia studio - a way of leveraging some common deep fake technologies in a “prosumer” level. It does wow people and for those that are looking to add the special “somethin somethin” to a course, it may do the trick.I watched this one YouTube video that explains why this seems to be a rising trend - even if some the initial strides with the initial technology is actually 3-4 years old (well explained in the video).Curious if anyone is going this direction with their content. Heck I introduced it to my how to videos on the front page of the system and I got wonderful comments including - so who is the voice talent and how much did you pay for it.

Anyone know of an AI agent/chatbot that you can iframe into an elearning course?The concept is instead of using a scenario builder (a common enough content block type in tools like Rise and Easy Generator)? To teach a chatbot to support certain scenarios in a natural language type of way.For example - lets say we make a course on delegating tasks for managers. Instead of doing role playing like activities with the scenario builder? The idea is to tune up the chatbot to respond to a person after it knows its role in the story (maybe in one case it is the micromanaging supervisor, in another scenario  it is the person that deflects tasks). 

Does anyone know what content types will or won’t be searchable by Docebo’s new Neural Search feature when it’s released?We’re prepping to upload a large volume of training materials soon, all in PDF format. I’m trying to figure out if those PDFs will be indexed effectively if uploaded as a file, or if it would be better (from a Neural Search perspective) to upload them as slide-based content instead.Any insights or documentation from the Docebo team would be super helpful. Thanks in advance!

I'm providing feedback about the AI presenter option in Creator. To improve this feature, it would be very helpful to add the following capabilities:Automatic subtitles - The ability to generate subtitles automatically for the AI presenter videos. Auto-advance between pages - An option that allows to move automatically from one page to the next when the video segment ends, without requiring manual clicks. Expanded language support - Currently, not all 36 available languages are supported for the AI presenter feature, which limits its usefulness for us in Israel.

Getting harder and harder to ignore output from things like this.At the very least it can inspire lost stakeholders on where to go.

Here’s some sample outputs from https://chat.openai.com/ . They end up being very similar, has anyone had luck getting more varied outputs, perhaps with a different AI? Also obviously I can’t use the one-on-one copy for video courses. As open-sourced AI tools get better this year, I’d love to see “generate description from title” and “generate thumbnail from title” built in to Docebo. write a description for a course named "Improve your Time Management Skills with Debbie Maier""Improve your Time Management Skills with Debbie Maier" is a course designed to help individuals learn effective strategies for managing their time and increasing productivity. Led by experienced time management coach Debbie Maier, this course will provide participants with practical tools and techniques to better plan their days, prioritize tasks, and make the most of their time.Throughout the course, Debbie will cover topics such as setting goals, creating a daily schedule, and managing distractions. She will a

Hello, My power-user external clients are less than thrilled with two items: calendar - they want one calendar view that shows available AND enrolled courses, and let’s users directly enroll or unenroll from the calendar. This looks like a massive dev cost for us potentially.  ILT creation - pretty cumbersome. Cheaper dev cost to fix this.for both of these I’ve been looking at API work that’s all pre-written in code. I’m wondering if I’m looking at this wrong. could I maybe use RPA (robotic process automation) instead, and have users enter requests that are handled by clicking and typing by RPA? This would get rid of any need for API calls, and would allow me to perform actions not supported by the API   has anyone gone down this route (RPA) and have possible advice for me from lessons you learned even if you did not complete your RPA project? technically RPA is not generative AI but I thought this was the closest fit  

Hello, We are generating quizzes using subtitle files (and course descriptions). Does anyone have a utility that can convert text in the following format into either a docebo-compatible moodle quiz or an articulate rise quiz? It needs some human touchup, but this is amazing! My prompt was “generate a 10 question multiple choice quiz from the following subtitle transcript: “ followed by pasting in the text from a 5kb subtitle file.  What are the two sides in the war that's raging inside us mentioned in the transcript? a) Lion and tiger b) Dragon and goat c) Elephant and rhino d) Hawk and dove What is the dragon mentioned in the transcript a nickname for? a) The elephantine part of the brain b) The goat-like part of the brain c) The reptilian part of the brain d) The avian part of the brain What is the limbic system in the amygdala according to the transcript? a) The dragon b) The goat c) The fight or flight zone d) The comfort zone What does the dragon represent in the transcript? a) A

Has anyone written a prompt yet for ChatGPT to teach it how to write quizzes in Docebo Moodle GIFT Quiz format?

I’m looking to implement at least two bots - one that indexes both our docebo as well as our multiple knowledge bases at our company, and one that has access to sharepoint and other internal document stores. Potentially a third one could be a sales roleplay bot. All of these would be microsoft power virtual agents implemented through iframes. Has anyone implemented any bots in their LMS via iframes yet? You can see an example of how I want the third one (sales roleplay) to play out here:https://www.linkedin.com/posts/leonardrodman_self-prompting-for-sales-roleplay-with-chatgpt-ugcPost-7072584132538613761-5ZV-?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

What are Docebo’s plans to support AI functions like ChatGPT? It would be great if it could recommend content and topics based on learner’s behavior. And will it support ChatGPT to help learners in the platform?

I'm excited to be the first to post in our new discussion category on Generative AI and ChatGPT! As you may know, we had a webinar on this, and I wanted to kick off the discussion here. For those of you who missed the webinar, we’ve shared the recording so you can watch on-demand.I invite you all to join the conversation and share your thoughts on how AI is impacting L&D in your organization. As a starting point: What successes have you seen with AI/ChatGPT? What challenges have you faced with AI tools? What questions surrounding Generative AI and ChatGPT do you have for one another?  Let's explore this exciting intersection together and discover new ways to unlock the full potential of AI in the L&D field.

Welcome to the Generative AI & ChatGPT Category! This post explains the purpose and themes within this category. What is this category about?This category is all about asking questions and stirring up conversations around how to leverage AI to improve your learning programs.  What can I do here?Share your thoughts, ideas, best practices and experiences as they relate to the exciting intersection of AI and L&D.

It bungled the last one but otherwise amazing timesaver generate a list of the 19 courses in the following text: "19 itemsIn ProgressBP - 116: Managing the Real Estate Business Cycle (LRE-S)EN10m 00sThis content is in EnglishThis content is 0 hours and 10 minutes longContent Type: E-LearningContent Status: In ProgressE-LearningNot StartedBP - 117: Managing your Team (for Agent Team Leaders) (LRE-S)EN14m 00sThis content is in EnglishThis content is 0 hours and 14 minutes longContent Type: E-LearningContent Status: Not StartedE-LearningNot StartedBP - 125: Self-Management (LRE-S)EN10m 00sThis content is in EnglishThis content is 0 hours and 10 minutes longContent Type: E-LearningContent Status: Not StartedE-LearningNot StartedList - 127: Working the Expired Listing (LRE-S)EN34m 00sThis content is in EnglishThis content is 0 hours and 34 minutes longContent Type: E-LearningContent Status: Not StartedE-LearningNot StartedList - 129: Free Marketing for Your Listings (LRE-S)EN10m 00sThis con

Currently I am using FreePik (paid not free version) and illustrator to make thumbnails.I would love to instead use stablediffusion to generate thumbnails and in the future hero images In particular, we like images that look more like scenes - the two on the left. There aren’t enough topical images like those two and I often have to use more generic clipart like the two on the right. I also spend a lot of time adding diversity to clip-art which presumably stable diffusion could do from the get-go.   Is anyone successfully using AI to generate their thumbnails? Happy to pay for a good tool!

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