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Rise 360: How to Spot Social Media Bots Microlearning

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SarahHodge
Former Staff
2 years ago

Want to create a completely unique “byte”-size learning experience? Try using storytelling techniques and custom graphics for an electrifying outcome. This microlearning example shows how using a character to tell a story can transform even the most humdrum subjects into a lively spectacle. And whipping up these graphics is simpler than one might compute thanks to free assets like this avatar set and phone mock-up download, as well as the ability to modify icons/illustrations/shapes from Content Library 360 and PowerPoint. 

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Like this example? Click here to send a copy of this course to your Rise 360 dashboard. If you don’t have access to Rise 360, sign up for a free 30-day trial of Articulate 360.

And if you want to edit or customize the graphics in this course, you can download the entire source file here!

Published 2 years ago
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  • KarlGrant's avatar
    KarlGrant
    Community Member
    Hi Sarah
    thanks for your example : the desing is beautiful !
    Could you explain what are those buttons named "connect" and "disconnect" that i see between elements ?
    thanks a lot
  • Hey Sarah, what a great course with such an inspiring design! I downloaded the source file and noticed that you often use the labelled graphic block (with no icon elements) instead of a full screen image block, what's the reason for that?
    • SarahHodge's avatar
      SarahHodge
      Former Staff
      Thanks, Rachel! I could've used either block for this example since the graphic has a solid purple color on the bottom, but I generally use the labeled graphic (full width) when I want the entire image to always be visible and not get cut off or as in this example, I wanted that wave image to match the others no matter how much content was above it. I usually use the full-screen image block when the image is more decorative and I don't mind it getting cut off, since it changes how much of the image displays depending on the content above it. Hope that makes sense!
  • Hi Sarah not sure how I missed this. The course is beautiful what image dimensions do you use?
  • DanGraham1's avatar
    DanGraham1
    Community Member
    I love it! Beautiful design, and the timing of the content could not be more spot on.

    Thanks for sharing Sarah!