EchoInk

Select a section of text, recommend ways to rephrase more concisely, or using different voices (formal, informal, etc.) and tones, similar to the way Copilot does now.

After creating a Course step and uploading a SCORM file to it, the file name of the SCORM package is not shown. We indicate the file version in the file name, but in the current scenario, we cannot see which file is used in a Course. It'd be great if the file name could be added to the Step display when editing a Course, and/or we could work with a version history.

Bolster the import feature using AI to read the formatting of the original document and copy that same formatting much more precisely when converting it into the Habitat editing platform. Still, there is huge potential with that feature if AI could be integrated to eliminate a lot of the cleanup (excess empty spaces, messy/sloppy lists, images disconnected from the context, etc.)

When selecting a section of text in a Paragraph (not a list), recommend patterns to format the text in different ways visually, with a preview.

Generate a soft warning when authoring content that is duplicated in another part of the book you’re editing or within our ecosystem.

As a Course Authoring user, I want to be able to label Learning Pathways internally (for other Habitat users) so that it becomes easier to keep an overview of available courses (e.g., per Country or Target Group/Audience). With this, I also want to be able to apply filters in the Course Library using the labels given to Learning Pathways so that it becomes easier to find and keep an overview of available courses (e.g., per Country or Target Group/Audience).

Right now we have clunky Audiences because some overlap with each other. For example, we have a US Everyone, Canada Everyone, LAC Everyone, but then we have have "Everyone US + Canada" and it would be simpler to just be able to distribute content to "US Everyone" and "Canada Everyone" without creating multiple audiences.

Provide a similar prompt to Microsoft Excel – it would be great if the tool could identify a pattern in authoring and offer a shortcut code that would save time the same way Excel notices patterns and offers to complete your column with code/formulas.

Widgets are a great way to improve content on an Inkling page, but unfortunately they don't produce in the printed versions of an Inkdoc. Our company relies on show/hides and annotated images quite a bit for complex processes and systems, but we run into challenges with using those features if our articles are requested in a Legal Discovery. We have a workaround for show/hides, but not for other widget types. We would love to see the Print functionality for EchoInk pages improve to include printable widgets as well. As it exists now, the Print functionality is severely lacking because it doesn't fully capture the content.

Many of our courses are similar with a few details changed. It would save time to be able to copy and edit courses rather than making every course from scratch.