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Creating Reflection Questions
I'm currently using Rise to create courses that will eventually be used in an LMS. We want to have places where users can answer reflection questions throughout the course. Ideally, we want that data to be persistent, so when a user comes back, they'll see answers that they've entered before. We also want that data to be sent to the LMS so that instructors can see what learners entered. Since Rise can't do text entry, I've created a Storyline scene that is a survey that collects their text entry answers, and then I'm embedding that Storyline into a blocks lesson on Rise. However, I don't think I've done it correctly since I'm not seeing any data. I'm also not sure if they data is getting sent to the LMS. I'm still pretty new to Articulate, so maybe this is a simple fix. Any help would be appreciated. Happy to provide more details or files I'm using if that's helpful.
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This is disappointing that neither RISE 360 nor using a Storyline block for reflection questions can be done. Reflection is an important aspect of learning and with the inability to come back and look at what one has written based on experience -- just having open text seems pointless. Unfortunately, I'm going to have to build to an external tool like using OneNote or using a function of the LMS.
Hi there, Amy! We're tracking this popular request, so I'll add your vote to our list. We'll let you know if we add this feature to Rise 360 in the future!
please add my vote for a survey / non graded text entry question in rise or a way to turn off grading on the existing text entry which are always difficult to grade because text entry should really be ungraded. Having exact text match on a question only means it's a rhetorical question.
Please add my vote to the list as well. Having text entry to reflect and export would be very powerful for learners.
I would also like to add my support for reflection to be recorded within Rise
I echo this. I can only use Articulate for certain aspects of learning because it does not support certain design decisions based on learning theories.
I'd love to see this feature available as well!
1 vote for this feature to be added to RISE soon, please!
I'd also love to see this added to Rise's functionality
I am also looking for features similar to the ones mentioned in this thread: reflection questions and the ability to have more flexibility when it comes to assigning answers. I'd like participants to be able to choose from a list, for example, without the question being marked correct or incorrect (because it is intended to be for reflection purposes). I think reflection is such an important part of learning and would love to see this as an option in Rise.
