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Rise: Stating the Problem Interactive Scenario

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TomKuhlmann
Staff
7 years ago

Here's an example of an interactive scenario in Rise. I started with some old content I had in PowerPoint and wanted to see how I can make that interactive in Rise. 

Here are some of the features I used to create the scenario:

  • No sidebar menu enabled
  • Branching feature to jump to different lessons
  • Interactive flash cards for the quick knowledge checks & feedback
  • Continue divider to progressively reveal the content

 

Published 7 years ago
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  • EkaterinaMar356's avatar
    EkaterinaMar356
    Community Member
    7 years ago
    I love this example, especially design and black and white background. Thanks for sharing!
    • MaryMontgomery's avatar
      MaryMontgomery
      Community Member
      7 years ago
      Hi Tom, I gave this a try using the guidance you provided and my images are really blurry when I add them to the flip cards in Rise. Any tips on resolving this?
      • TomKuhlmann's avatar
        TomKuhlmann
        Staff
        7 years ago
        Can you attach and example of what you're inserting? Generally if the image gets scaled up/down you get some pixelation with bitmaps. So it may just be a matter of playing around with the image size.
  • MartaSajdak-be7's avatar
    MartaSajdak-be7
    Community Member
    7 years ago
    This is nice. Since there is no table of content, I would add a "back" functionality.
  • XavierCambier-1's avatar
    XavierCambier-1
    Community Member
    7 years ago
    Hello,
    Thank you Tom for your work! I really like the way your handle branching. It's clear and effective.

    Have a nice day!
    • PatrickFisk's avatar
      PatrickFisk
      Community Member
      7 years ago
      Thanks, that is awesome. I was not aware Rise could do that.
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  • CarolinaGavilan's avatar
    CarolinaGavilan
    Community Member
    7 years ago
    Great example.
    I am curious about how you managed to include the face and hand icons inside the flip cards for the feedback.
    Thank you for sharing.
    • ChelseaDelfin's avatar
      ChelseaDelfin
      Community Member
      7 years ago
      Hi Carolina!

      If I'm not mistaken, I think he created the whole front and back of the cards as square images using elements from the Content Library. Selecting "Full Card Image" for both front and back and importing them there should do it :)