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Rise 360: K-12 Education Facts About Blood

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TrinaRimmer
Former Staff
6 years ago

Get some fresh ideas for engaging ways to teach K-12 learners about science—in this case all about blood—with this example course. It's chock full of fun facts and inviting interactions students can use on their laptops, tablets, or smartphones. 

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Published 6 years ago
Version 1.0
Example
Rise 360
  • JonathanBapst's avatar
    JonathanBapst
    Community Member
    5 years ago
    Thanks for sharing this very nice example! Question : How the webpart "Click on the donor blood below…" was done ? As far as I know, this feature is not available in rise --> Is it done with storyline ? Thanks in advanced for your feedback !
  • MyriamLips's avatar
    MyriamLips
    Community Member
    5 years ago
    Very nice, I like to know how you made the graphic about donor blood too!
  • CarlaSegurola-a's avatar
    CarlaSegurola-a
    Community Member
    5 years ago
    Great use of the tool. It was nice to see the use of gifs besides the traditional photo and video people usually insert into Rise. I also liked the interactive file showing which blood types could be used by whom. Liked the infusion of humor here too, i.e. "goo" - great for the target audience and a reminder that even a topic like this doesn't need to be handled in a stiff fashion.
  • MarkEvans-61289's avatar
    MarkEvans-61289
    Community Member
    5 years ago
    This looks really great. We are going to pilot this in our course development here at the College
    • TrinaRimmer's avatar
      TrinaRimmer
      Former Staff
      5 years ago
      Hi Christine. I think I can help out here. This example project is hosted on a web server. When you publish a Rise 360 project for the web (or when you’re using the Share link in Rise 360) each lesson has a unique URL. That makes it possible to link straight to a specific lesson rather than hitting the start screen.

      This doesn't apply for content sitting on an LMS.

      I hope that helps to answer your question!
  • ChristineHounsh's avatar
    ChristineHounsh
    Community Member
    5 years ago
    Hi Trina, That's perfect thanks. Good to know how. I will keep it in mind in case I have a use-case with a 'for the web' scenario.

    Much appreciated. Ta Christine
    • TrinaRimmer's avatar
      TrinaRimmer
      Former Staff
      5 years ago
      Hi Linda. This course is only available as an example, as it uses some images that aren't licensed for redistribution. Sorry to disappoint!
  • MichelleFred195's avatar
    MichelleFred195
    Community Member
    5 years ago
    I see this was a asked a few times, but I can't imagine the Blood Bag and Recipient interaction could have been created in anything but Storyline. @Trina is this correct?
    Thanks!
    • TrinaRimmer's avatar
      TrinaRimmer
      Former Staff
      5 years ago
      You're right, Michelle. There isn't a feature in Rise 360 that would allow you to create a custom interaction like this, so I used the Storyline block. Thanks for chiming in!
  • JustinCollinge's avatar
    JustinCollinge
    Community Member
    5 years ago
    Trina - there's something really engaging about what you've done here. Nice work.
  • TimLeahy-3f0cb8's avatar
    TimLeahy-3f0cb8
    Community Member
    4 years ago
    Hi Trina, this is very engaging and looks great. I would like to replicate for a different science related topic at our pharma site. I know I can’t download but is all of this standard functionality on Rise? (besides the donor/recipient interaction which comes from Storyline).