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Rise is great and very accessible for those who haven't the time or the experience to use heavier authoring tools. We can get our subject matter experts to go quite a bit of the way using RISE for quick turnaround basic courses. Well done! I've a couple of questions re features that would make it even more powerful.
(1) Will it be possible to present different pages depending on the score on a quiz and/or based on the lesson having been completed?
(2) is it possible to embed a web form without it having to open in its own browser window? (ie without having the URL on display - we're thinking for example of issuing badges for success and can do that via a 'claim form' on our system.
(1) Will it be possible to present different pages depending on the score on a quiz and/or based on the lesson having been completed?
(2) is it possible to embed a web form without it having to open in its own browser window? (ie without having the URL on display - we're thinking for example of issuing badges for success and can do that via a 'claim form' on our system.
Hi Iain,
I'm glad you're so excited about Rise! Here are my answers to your questions:
1. This isn't currently possible, but as we're adding more and more features all the time I would keep checking back to see if it's possible down the road.
2. Yes, you can do that with the URL embed lesson type. :)
I'm glad you're so excited about Rise! Here are my answers to your questions:
1. This isn't currently possible, but as we're adding more and more features all the time I would keep checking back to see if it's possible down the road.
2. Yes, you can do that with the URL embed lesson type. :)