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Rise 360: 5 Different Ways to Present Scenarios

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SarahHodge
Former Staff
4 years ago

E-learning scenarios provide a safe space for learners to practice real-world situations and see the consequences of their decisions. This Rise 360 course showcases a variety of ways you can combine lesson and block types to create realistic scenarios.

For tips on when to choose one option over the other, check out this article: 5 Different Ways to Create Scenarios in Rise 360

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Published 4 years ago
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14 Comments

  • MartinHilton's avatar
    MartinHilton
    Community Member
    4 years ago
    Sarah, this is great. My business is hospitality and I think these scenarios will be a great help.
    • SarahHodge's avatar
      SarahHodge
      Former Staff
      4 years ago
      I'm so glad you found this helpful, Martin! 🙂
  • CoreyHickner647's avatar
    CoreyHickner647
    Community Member
    4 years ago
    Hi! I can't figure out how to get the picture of the scenario guy in my flashcard grid, like you did. Can you advise me? Thank you!
    • SarahHodge's avatar
      SarahHodge
      Former Staff
      4 years ago
      Hey Corey! Great question! I created a square image in Storyline 360 using a character, shapes, and text. Then, I saved it as a JPG and imported it into the flashcard block. Here's a screenshot for reference: https://bit.ly/33jW7k7
  • ElizabethCoelho's avatar
    ElizabethCoelho
    Community Member
    4 years ago
    Hi Sarah! How did you locate the scenario people to use in your blocks? I searched through the content library and could not find....do I need to export these from Storyline and import into RISE?
    • SarahHodge's avatar
      SarahHodge
      Former Staff
      4 years ago
      Hi Elizabeth and welcome to E-Learning Heroes! 🙂 I inserted the characters from Content Library into Storyline 360, cropped them to my liking, then right-clicked each one to save them as an image. Then, I inserted them into the Rise 360 blocks. I hope that helps!
  • PedroGutierrez-'s avatar
    PedroGutierrez-
    Community Member
    4 years ago
    I enjoy how you can use some of these other formats to get past the word limit in the scenario block. Many times I have to condense the content more than I like to, so this is great!
  • Junbettyyang's avatar
    Junbettyyang
    Community Member
    1 year ago

    Thanks, Sarah for the work. I'm working on expanding the list, using other Rise blocks to add extra formats. This helps a lot. 

  • JillVanderwall-'s avatar
    JillVanderwall-
    Community Member
    1 year ago

    These are such helpful examples! Sometimes the constraints of using the back and forth with the more obvious scenario set-up is just not quite right. I could see using all of these methods for my own work soon!

  • CarissaS-K's avatar
    CarissaS-K
    Community Member
    1 month ago

    These are great ideas - need to save them somewhere because unfortunately it says "Access to this content will be disabled on August 31, 2026. Please contact your administrator and request the content be republished via Quick Share to maintain access."