Add Custom Interactions to Rise 360 Projects with the Storyline Block

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Add Custom Interactions to Rise Projects with the New Storyline Block

One of the best things about Articulate 360 is that you always have the right tool for the job: you can create custom interactivity with Storyline 360 and build gorgeous, responsive courses with Rise 360. And with the Storyline block for Rise 360, you have the best of both worlds—custom interactivity with responsive output.

Easily add custom interactions built in Storyline 360 to the beautiful, responsive courses you’re creating with Rise 360. And because it’s Rise 360, your interaction will look perfect on every device.

Check out this video to see how easy it is to add Storyline 360 interactions to Rise 360:

Sign in to Articulate 360 to try the Storyline block yourself. And if you haven’t tried Articulate 360, you’re missing out! Get a free 30-day trial to try out this new feature and much, much more.

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over 6 years ago10/10/17 at 10:15 pm (UTC)
Great great news! We have only just started using Rise and loving the ease and simplicity and now the possibility to include Storyline interactions is awesome. @Kelly - Is there an email address for the support/development team at Rise to address bugs/issues? My development team has identified a bug with the TinCan API package from Rise, specifically the xAPI State HTTP calls and a wrong header being sent to the xAPI endpoint. We would like to point this out to your team. Thanks.
Tanya Corlett
over 6 years ago10/10/17 at 11:54 pm (UTC)
Tremendous, and solved my problem with autoplay of audio. I created a single storyline slide with autoplay music and a couple of animated characters, and positioned the Storyline Block after a CONTINUE block in Rise and hey, presto I've got autoplay music to put a happy face on the front end of my knowledge tests. Hoorah! Here's what it looks like https://360.articulate.com/review/content/e2eb2c23-f44b-4112-91f1-153762d850b7/review Thanks Articulate Team Stan
Tanya Corlett
over 6 years ago10/17/17 at 8:38 pm (UTC)

Hi Cheryl, Was this the one you were looking for: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/3ac474d1-969a-4864-859c-8acf54630412/review I accidentally broke the link. Best regards, Stan The contents of this email and any attachments are confidential to the intended recipient. They may not be disclosed to or used by or copied in any way by anyone other than the intended recipient. If this email is received in error, please notify us immediately by clicking "Reply" and delete the email. Please note that neither MIndGrove Ltd nor the sender accepts any responsibility for viruses and it is your responsibility to scan or otherwise check this email and any attachments. Disclaimer: The information contained in this electronic mail is private and confidential and is intended for the named recip... Expand

Tracy Carroll
over 6 years ago10/11/17 at 2:00 am (UTC)
Here's a demo I created using the new Storyline block function in Rise: https://goo.gl/zPsNq8 I've only tested it in Chrome & Firefox on a PC, and so far all the functions work. In each Storyline block, the video should play, and the recipe should display when the marker is clicked. The print icon on each recipe should work to print to a pdf.
Tracy Carroll
over 6 years ago10/11/17 at 5:26 pm (UTC)
Thanks, Gail! Step 1 - Create 3 one-slide Storyline video/recipe cards (cookies, cobbler, & brownies). Publish each to Articulate Review. This is what the brownie video/recipe card looks like by itself in Articulate Review: https://goo.gl/VaR5b7 The recipe icon is a Storyline marker that triggers the recipe's state to change from hidden to normal. The print icon has an "execute javascript" trigger to print the recipe to a pdf. The "video" is a series of photos I edited in Camtasia, using some zoom effects. Step 2 - Create the Rise course, & customize with a cover photo. Step 3 - Add one image/text block lesson. Step 4 - Select and add the three Storyline block lessons (available to select because I published them in Articulate Review first).
Paul Alders
over 6 years ago10/11/17 at 7:47 pm (UTC)
Here is a short demo that I created yesterday with this new cool feature.... http://eyespirations.com/wp-content/uploads/Freebies/content/index.html#/?_k=r67p32 It works perfectly, but when it is viewed on an IPad or mobile phone the SL Player shows a black border on the the top, right and bottom of the content. Is it possible to get rid of this player?
Ashley Terwilliger-Pollard
over 6 years ago10/12/17 at 2:33 pm (UTC)
Hi Jeanette, Great question - right now the quizzes in Storyline aren't going to pass a grade to Rise. So if you need to track the completion, you'll still want to use the settings in Rise. Our team is looking at additional integrations between Storyline and Rise - so we'll let you know when those things are further planned out!
Steve Flowers
over 6 years ago10/16/17 at 5:42 pm (UTC)
Hi, Tricia - I've had really good luck on Audio Jungle. The tracks here sound similar. It wouldn't surprise me if the track used in Arlyn's video is somewhere in this collection: https://audiojungle.net/search/corporate?as=0&referrer=homepage&utf8=%E2%9C%93 What you'll find in these tracks is often smaller bits that are really helpful. Short clips on repeat punctuated with other parts of the composition helps to get the audio track to fit the length and pace of the video. I use GarageBand for most of my arrangements but you can do similar in other audio tools.
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