Audio for Rise Quiz Questions?

Hi Andrew!

Thanks for letting us know you're interested in adding audio to quiz questions in Rise 360. I can understand how that option would be helpful, so I'd be happy to pass that suggestion along to our team. 

Is there any update on whether this is likely to be implemented in the near future? 

Is there any update on audio in quiz questions?

I tried converting an mp3 to mp4, but that also doesn't work. Converting it to .mov works. It shows as an empty video.

I'm trying Rise for language instruction design. Audio in questions is an indispensible asset in language assessment. Also I believe Rise needs more serious planning on adding various question types such as interactive image to text matching. Also duplicating an existing question within a quiz must be a standard feature very soon. I know these are different issues but I hope you guys take into account this feedback from a trial version user. It costs a lot but it's really beautifully designed. I wish commonly used language assessment features weren't missing.

I'll echo what the rest are saying, and add that having the clickable audio element would make the quizzes much more helpful.

I would also like to echo this need. Testing for "what right sounds like" would be really helpful. 

Ditto all the above!  With all of the great things Rise has to offer, it's frustrating that there is no option to add audio to quizzes, especially for accessibility, users with various languages, etc.  PLEASE add this much needed tool!

The ability to add audio to quizzes would help us with accessibility for students with a language-based learning disability. If the student does not have a screen reader, our course in not accessible for them. 

Adding an audio option for quiz questions would also make these assessments more useful for call center instruction.  ie listen to this call segment and identify what they did well or did poorly type of questions (compliance, de-escalations, problem solving etc.)

I need to add images and audio to questions to help some of our learners who struggle with reading, to aid accessibility. Is there a way to add audio even if it's a workaround? If not, could you please give an update as to whether/when this will be implemented? I can see quite a few other people have also requested this.