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Hey RebeccaPartr679 & KarlMuller,
Thanks for sharing the feedback!
Right now, Guides, Interactive Videos, Scenarios, and Training Decks are their own standalone content types. They're generated and published independently. Rise does not yet support them as built-in Block types.
As a workaround, you can sequence new content types alongside a Rise course as a separate step, in a Learning Path. Your learners can move from a course to an Interactive Video (or vice versa) as part of a single curriculum.
Give it a shot and let us know what you think.
Hi Steven,
We are particularly interested in the new Interactive Videos and Scenarios, and have been experimenting with them.
Our organization is a certification body, responsible for training and certifying candidates in a highly regulated industry.
While we do not use Reach, all of our educational content is presented as part of role specific Learning Paths of which we currently have nine.
Each Learning Path consists of several Rise Courses, and learners progress from one course to the next. Each course has an associated certification exam that must be purchased and passed to gain their certification. So to add a standalone Interactive Video or Scenario to one of our existing Learning Paths outside of a Rise course is not practicable from our certification schema point of view. Our schema requires everything related to a certification course to be contained within a course itself.
There may be rare and isolated cases where we could use Guides, and Training Decks as entirely standalone content types, but they would be considered supplemental and informational type resources that are not part of our formal curriculum, that could not be included in any formal Learning Path.
So unfortunately, because the new content types cannot be integrated into a regular Rise course as Blocks, our team has determined that we are unable to utilize them at all.
Sad state of affairs really, as Interactive Videos and Scenarios are great additions.
Karl, not sure if you use vimeo at all, but there are interactive (branching) videos you can embed in courses if you need to keep that content in the course itself.
Yes, we do use Vimeo, and we will look into this. Thanks for the heads up!
No problem at all:
https://vimeo.com/features/interactive-video
