Can Rise 360 allow users to watch a Video and then enter plain-text answers about the video?
I work for a very large manufacturing company. I've been asked to devise a way to post several short videos, (1-2 min) online. Users are meant to watch each video, then complete a short form that contains four, "blanks," about the video they just watched. The point of the exercise is for them to watch the video... notice what the characters in the video are doing incorrectly... write down the timestamp in the video where the 'infraction' occurs, and then write what they would do differently.
Kind of like this...
[WATCH 2:00 VIDEO]
| Video Time Stamp: | MM:SS |
| Problem Observed: | |
| Corrective Action: | |
| Priority: | 1 or 2 |
I set up a very basic course in Rise. I inserted a lesson that only contains a Video block + a Knowledge Check block with a Fill-in-the-blank question. This does not seem to work, because you can only ask one question at a time, and I'd need to capture Timestamp, Problem, Corrective Action, Priority all at once... and with the video still on the screen so they can refer back to it.
Is this something that Rise simply cannot do very well? Storyline instead?
