I was just wondering whether there is a way to hyperlink to a section of a course. I know there are the button option which allows you to move around to different lessons, however, I'm looking for a way to jump to a section within one lesson.
For example, when a user launches a lesson I will have a series of videos for them to watch, but at the top I would like to have a list of these videos and they could click a link to the relevant video without having to keep scrolling - is this possible?
I presumed that was the case. However, glad to hear I'm not the only one who has asked for it. Hopefully, this will be part of an update one day as I think it would be really useful.
Thanks for following up on this request and sharing that this would be useful for you. Though I cannot give an estimate on the feature's availability because of factors like complexity, breadth, and engineering's current workload, we'd be sure to update this discussion if anything changes that might help regarding linking to specific lesson blocks.
We're tracking votes for this feature, and we've added your voice to the report.
Keep in mind a Rise course is just a website: made from html, css, and javascript. In this example I'm using each section with a subheading to create what I call a 'jump menu' using html, css, and js that gets added to the lesson heading. I used AI to help write the javascript. AI is finally part of Rise:
Desperately need that enhancement for the exact reasons the other requestors have stated. In my case, we are working with another application (AVA - Virtual Assistant) and would like to gather a URL to link to specific content contained within a Rise lesson. This is mostly for maintenance purposes. When something changes we can update it in Rise and not have to worry about updating it elsewhere.
Hi Jackie thanks for some reason I don't get all notifications from this forum. I'll be putting together more info and documentation. It does require modifying your exported course files, I'm creating documentation on my recommended way to do this.
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Hi Paul,
it's not possible to jump to a section within the same lesson.
This very useful function has been requested many times, but it's currently not available.
Hi Karl,
Thanks for the quick response.
I presumed that was the case. However, glad to hear I'm not the only one who has asked for it. Hopefully, this will be part of an update one day as I think it would be really useful.
Thanks
Has there been any further development on this ability in the past 2 years?
That would be wonderful!
Ditto! The ability to link to another section within a lesson would be super useful.
Hi Gareth, Sherri, and Janine,
Thanks for following up on this request and sharing that this would be useful for you. Though I cannot give an estimate on the feature's availability because of factors like complexity, breadth, and engineering's current workload, we'd be sure to update this discussion if anything changes that might help regarding linking to specific lesson blocks.
We're tracking votes for this feature, and we've added your voice to the report.
Keep in mind a Rise course is just a website: made from html, css, and javascript. In this example I'm using each section with a subheading to create what I call a 'jump menu' using html, css, and js that gets added to the lesson heading. I used AI to help write the javascript. AI is finally part of Rise:
Desperately need that enhancement for the exact reasons the other requestors have stated. In my case, we are working with another application (AVA - Virtual Assistant) and would like to gather a URL to link to specific content contained within a Rise lesson. This is mostly for maintenance purposes. When something changes we can update it in Rise and not have to worry about updating it elsewhere.
Phil, this is GREAT! Could you share more specifics around how you accomplished this? Thanks!
+1 would love link capability and functionality in Rise.
Hi Jackie thanks for some reason I don't get all notifications from this forum. I'll be putting together more info and documentation. It does require modifying your exported course files, I'm creating documentation on my recommended way to do this.
Thank you so much, I appreciate it!