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Adding a text box for user input in Rise360
Hi Team,
I am experiencing difficulty in Articulate Rise 360, so I need your assistance and guidance throughout the development process.
- How can I add a text box for user input in Rise360? (any readily available templates from content library you can suggest). I tried the knowledge check option, but I don't want to see a result screen, therefore it's not a good fit.
- I also attempted to incorporate a quiz made in Storyline/Quizmaker 360 by going to Interactive > "Add a Storyline 360 interaction from Review 360," but I'm unsure of where the quiz's results and information are being saved in the LMS.
- The Multimedia > Embed > Pasted URL / iFrame Code feature in MS-Forms is really useful, however the embedded item still looks like MS-Forms.
In the meantime, the two paths I have taken so far, namely:
- Adding a web form as an embedded object and using that to get the learner's input is a good way to achieve this. However, the challenge is if you do not want the form to look like MS Forms or a Google form, you would need to create and code the custom form separately.
- Using a Storyline block will work to get the input, however, the input is not sent to the LMS. Only the Storyline block completion is reported to the LMS. A possible workaround would be to send the data manually from within the Storyline course using JavaScript.
Additionally, I wanted my learners to download a PDF file of the entire Rise 360 course. We've designated a digital journal in RISE 360 with several text inputs for the learners to fill out during the live classroom discussion. Our goal was to have the participant fill out text boxes (hard coded with JavaScript, not visible in Rise 360) with their responses and then have the page saved as a PDF.
Please DO NOT suggest the below mentioned workaround solution.
You can give the learners an option to download the PDF version of the course by doing the following:
1. Once you have finished your Rise 360 course, Select Export.
2. Export the entire course as PDF.
3. Edit your course again and add a Multimedia > Attachment block.
4. Edit the Attachment block and upload the PDF file you exported in step 2.
Any advice or feedback you can offer is much welcomed.
- LukeFagan-cc8f4Community Member
please add me too
- BeckyMenende777Community Member
+1
- JohnCooper-be3cCommunity Member
As mentioned in my earlier posts, there are now two FREE, (linked) advanced workshops available on our website. The first outlines step-by-step how to create a downloadable handout including learner input from within a Storyline course (using the pdf-lib JavaScript library)...
...and the second takes the code from the first workshop and shows how to capture learner input using Storyline blocks within a RISE course, store the input in local browser storage, and then include a Storyline block at the end that retrieves the data from browser storage and creates the downloadable pdf notes
Details can be found (and you can register on the workshops) here:
Course Catalogue (profilelearning.com)
The workshops are FREE of charge but there is an opportunity at the end of the workshops to make a donation to help cover costs and enable us to add more workshops in this series.