Best building option for this scenario?
Aug 11, 2020
Hi community,
I built a course using Rise 360 that is comprised of flashcards to support learning/memorization for a student program that requires students to know the names and faces of all 338 Canadian Members of Parliament as well as their political parties. I started with a chapter dedicated to each party and the faces and names in alphabetical order. The challenge is increased after a few weeks by switching the order of names/faces so it is no longer alphabetical, then upped again by mixing all the cards up between political parties. I'm now ready to start building the last piece - a drill style quiz on all the faces, names and parties. It is expected that all learners will need to go through multiple times. I am wondering if there is a way in Rise or Storyline to build in conditions so that questions a learner has answered correctly on two occasions are automatically eliminated from their question deck. Does anyone have any suggestions on whether there is a building solution for a scenario like this?
5 Replies
Also adding a tip (and possibly feature request?) around large flashcard decks in Rise. After 50 cards, it gets very difficult as the page freezes often and becomes unresponsive. While there doesn't seem to be a limit on the number of cards you can add, there is significant reduction in responsiveness the more you build into a deck.
Hi Sarah,
Rise cannot do this:
build in conditions so that questions a learner has answered correctly on two occasions are automatically eliminated from their question deck
Note: you may get more responses by posting your question in the Rise section: https://community.articulate.com/forums/rise-360
Hi Karl - thanks! I was pretty sure there wasn't a Rise option. Thanks for confirming that! I posted here as I'm interested as well in whether Storyline (or any tool in the 360 suite) would be able to accommodate this type of build.
Storyline could be used to build that. You need to learn about using variables to track what the learner is selecting. And then you can use those variables to decide what to show and when.
Thank you, Tom! I figured there was a Storyline option that would make this work. I'll check out some of the online tutorials on how to start playing to make this work. Appreciate the input!
This discussion is closed. You can start a new discussion or contact Articulate Support.