Attachment Block - Now Available!

Hi Stacey! I'm seeing the same issue on my side - thanks for bringing this up! I'll be sure to get it reported to my team.

In the meantime, right-click the .storytemplate file and choose zip or compress to create a zipped folder. Then, upload the zipped folder to a Rise 360 attachment block.

Great to hear, Stacey! Thanks for the update!

Hi there,

I am having a similar issue with posting a unique file type (.twbx, for a Tableau workbook). Is adding a zipped file still the only solution?

Thanks.

Hi Julie!

Yes, zipping the file is the best way to ensure it will upload successfully to Rise 360. Let me know if you have other questions about that!

I really need a way to control the download. I would like to create an attachment, but not allow users to download it, view only. Is this possible? Thanks!

I'm finding I can't add outlook template files .oft with this - any suggestions?  (Other than adding it as a zip file).

Hi folks!

We fixed an issue where non-standard file extensions weren't accepted in a Rise 360 attachment block. If you still have trouble attaching a file, please let us know! 

I was wondering if Rise 360 tracks attachment downloads at all (or sends learner data to the LMS that tracks attachment downloads).  It would be useful to know how many learners are actually engaging with the downloadable material.

Hi Vincent,

Rise 360 doesn't track file downloads. Do you need to be sure learners download a file before moving on? 

Try adding a checkbox list with a restricted continue button below the attachment. Learners can check the box to confirm they downloaded the file, then the continue button will activate. 

Other folks in the community may have more ideas to share, so I'll open the floor to them!

Is there any way in Rise or Storyline for users(the person taking the course) to upload attachments to a repository or some place that the instructor can retrieve them.  That and/or a real-time forum widget would be AWESOME!