Week 2 - Group 2 Discussion

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1. I added a reflection module to help close the course in a more meaningful way. After learners explored the core content, I wanted them to pause and think about how they would apply what they learned in their own leadership approach.

2. I added images to text-heavy interactive tabs. This helped make the content more visually engaging and easier to scan, especially in areas where the learner could otherwise feel like they were reading too much at once.

3. I added continue blocks to break up the content. This created a better flow through the course and helped prevent learners from feeling overwhelmed by too much information on one screen.

If this was a course I was going to publish, I’d also lock navigation to pace the learner through the course at the menu and divider block level.

2. The most valuable AI features for me were instant convert, image creation, and voice generation. Instant Convert saved time by letting me quickly change an interaction after seeing it in context, rather than rebuilding it manually. It also helped me test different formats to see which created the best learner experience.

Image creation was also useful because it helped me generate visuals that aligned with the course content instead of relying on stock images or searching for the perfect one.

AI Voice will be great for when stakeholders may not want to record themselves or don't have the time to work with me to produce it.

3. The biggest challenge I faced was getting AI to rewrite text in a very specific way or add content that matched the exact tone and purpose I had in mind. Of all the great AI components in Rise and the time savings they all give, I’ll likely spend the least amount of time asking it for rewrites, versus generating the initial outline, images, audio, etc. Since my field (legal) is usually quite specific, it's faster if I just make the specific wording changes myself. Compared to starting from scratch, I'm excited to be able to spin things up on a shorter timeline.