Scenarios are one of my favorite ways to immerse learners and give them a safe space to practice applying a new process, or to explore the nuances of performing their jobs.
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This is a brilliant article Trina. Great tutorial and the Scenario Block is a fantastic addition to Rise!
I'd love a copy of the project to take a deeper look at how you built it! Really impressed.
I'd love a copy of the project to take a deeper look at how you built it! Really impressed.
- Wow! Thanks for your kind words, Jon. I'm with you: the new scenario block totally rocks.
I just sent you a copy of my example project so you can play around, but the best way to learn is simply to jump into a Rise 360 course, insert a lesson and a scenario block, and get creative.
Best wishes!- Thanks for this Trina but currently the project lists as having no lessons and when I try and open it I just get a blank page. I’m using Chrome on a Mac.
Thanks Jon- Hey Jon. Not sure what's going on, but have you tried refreshing your browser? The interwebs can get a bit glitchy sometimes. If it's still happening, you'll definitely want to make sure you're running the latest version of Chrome. I also use Chrome on a Mac and this project is working fine for me. If it's still a problem, give me a shout and I'll loop in some experts to lend a hand!
- Is the scenario block function available in storyline as well?
- Hi Ronesha. The scenario block is only available in Rise 360. However, you might find the Content Library 360 scenario templates a nice little timesaver for creating a scenario in Storyline 360.
