With Rise 360, it’s so quick and easy to create beautiful, interactive, and responsive courses. In this customer service example, you can see how well different block types like image, text, scenari...
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Hello Trina, thank you for posting. I have many second language learners - Spanish is their first language. Currently, having SL with voice over allows them to listen to the content, which is preferred. Is this an example of where SL is a better solution or is there a way to accomplish narrated content similar to SL?Thank you, Manuel
Hi Manuel. You can add audio to Rise 360 courses as a standalone block or as part of many different interactive block types (e.g., labeled graphics, process, timeline, etc.). However, it won't be the same narrated experience as your learners are used to in Storyline 360. Since I'm not entirely familiar with your requirements, I would recommend creating a prototype of a lesson in Rise 360 and share it with your learners and project stakeholders to get their reaction before you create an entire course in Rise 360.
Rise 360 courses can be localized as well, to support your Spanish language learners. You can learn more about that in the Rise 360 user guide: https://community.articulate.com/series/rise-360/articles/rise-360-translate-your-course. I hope this helps!
Rise 360 courses can be localized as well, to support your Spanish language learners. You can learn more about that in the Rise 360 user guide: https://community.articulate.com/series/rise-360/articles/rise-360-translate-your-course. I hope this helps!