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Rise 360: Conflict of Interest Compliance Example

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TrinaRimmer
Former Staff
8 years ago

Compliance training is a vital part of business operations—no matter where your employees are or what kind of device they're using to access training content. 

That's one of the many reasons Rise 360 is such a great fit for compliance topics. With sleek interactions like process and sorting activities, and embedded YouTube video, knowledge checks, and quizzes, you can quickly create a budget-friendly, media-rich, and effective learning experience (like this one) that looks great on every device.

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Published 8 years ago
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  • alphonsohendric's avatar
    alphonsohendric
    Community Member
    8 years ago
    Really good example. Thanks. I had a few issues viewing this properly on my iPhone 5 (in portrait mode only - works OK in landscape mode) and was wondering if my experience is an isolated case?

    E.g. Lesson 5 of 7: Ron/Gloria names appears on screen BUT Linda cut off.
    Lesson 3 of 7: The choice cards dims out the bottom few lines, making them unreadable. Accepting a gift from a ....(the rest is dim). Working part-time for a ....(the rest is dim).

    Is it the Universe telling me to upgrade to iPhone 7? or is this a bug in RISE?
    • TrinaRimmer's avatar
      TrinaRimmer
      Former Staff
      8 years ago
      Thanks for sharing your feedback with me, Alphonso. Sorry to hear that your experience wasn't so great on an iPhone 5. I tested on my 6 Plus, my husband's 7 Plus and a friend's iPhone 6 and found it to work fine, but I don't have access to a 5 to compare. What version of the iOS are you running? Which browser were you using to view the course? That info may help me narrow it down... Thanks!
  • Mary-KayAlegre's avatar
    Mary-KayAlegre
    Community Member
    8 years ago
    Very well done example of what Rise can do. Easy to view and interact with on my smartphone. Liked the interactivity and clean, modern design.
    • TrinaRimmer's avatar
      TrinaRimmer
      Former Staff
      8 years ago
      Hi Brent. I used the sorting lesson type, which is its own standalone lesson.
  • robertfrancis's avatar
    robertfrancis
    Community Member
    8 years ago
    Trina, when tasked with developing a lesson like this how do you determine what app to use? I recently created a fire safety training in Storyline and haven't used Rise that much... (at all.)
    • TrinaRimmer's avatar
      TrinaRimmer
      Former Staff
      8 years ago
      Hi Robert. Great question! One of the things I like about Articulate 360 is that I can choose the right authoring tool for the job. So, for projects where I have more time to create a really custom experience that needs to work on every device, I choose Storyline 360.

      In this example, I chose Rise because I wanted to build a course on a compliance topic, but I didn't want to invest a ton of time and effort into building out a complex branching scenario. I felt like I could make the important points effectively through a well-structured scenario and some robust feedback.

      I hope that helps paint a clearer picture for you!
  • EmilyTrout's avatar
    EmilyTrout
    Community Member
    8 years ago
    Great course layout and design- very engaging! Thanks for sharing.
  • AndreaSquires-a's avatar
    AndreaSquires-a
    Community Member
    8 years ago
    Really beautiful. I shared it with my manager as an idea for compliance training.
    • TrinaRimmer's avatar
      TrinaRimmer
      Former Staff
      8 years ago
      Wonderful to hear Andrea! Hope it goes over well with your manager.
  • GordonLam's avatar
    GordonLam
    Community Member
    8 years ago
    Can you show a score for a series of questions in Rise? We would like to use it for our compliance courses but we have a mandate to show a learner 'passed' an assessment.
    • TrinaRimmer's avatar
      TrinaRimmer
      Former Staff
      8 years ago
      Hi Gordon. Yes, you can add a quiz (one of the seven pre-built lesson types in Rise) and track and report on that quiz score to satisfy that mandate. In this example, the lesson "Check Your Understanding" is a scored quiz.
      • MicheleBrooks-f's avatar
        MicheleBrooks-f
        Community Member
        8 years ago
        I am excited to hear that you can track scores, but haven't found this function yet. How do you do it?