Forum Discussion
Glossary feature
Is there a pre-built glossary feature in Rise? If not, have have others built a glossary when needed?
Is there a way to include course content in RISE for learners to hover over the word to see the definition? I am desperate for this as my course has so much technical jargon in it and its hard to make learning easy. I've asked this question previously in other forums - would love to get some help on this please :)
Hello, Magda. Currently, we don't have a feature to reveal more information when hovering over a word in Rise 360. We're tracking this feature request, and I'll let you know if anything changes!
I'd like to request this again. I have a lot of technical topics that I have courses on, and a quick Acronym hover would be very helpful. Thank you.
Yes, I'd like to also make this request for an internal glossary feature and a rollover/hint on technical words within my course. We have to restrict our course navigation, so the storyline block doesn't work. I've also tried to make the glossary it's own lesson, but that doesn't work either. This need will continue to be a need for my technical courses. Thank you for adding to the list of updates needed.
I would definitely agree with the comments above. I work in the finance industry and we have a lot of complex terminology that we cover in our training. While I love the ease of using Rise 360 for smaller courses and m-learning, I am struggling with the lack of certain features, particularly the glossary or rollover/hint capability. This functionality would greatly benefit a lot of learners, especially those that may not be tech savvy.
Yes please for the roll-over glossary feature!
Makes it a lot easier for the learner to have the definition right there!
This would be a very useful feature! Please prioritize :)
Thanks, Darren. While an external link is the only option right now, I'm happy to share your feature idea with our team!
That would be great to add glossary feature to Rise 360. Please add it soon.
My vote to add glossary feature in RISE.
A colleague just asked me if RISE has a glossary/definition feature . . . while I'm sorry it's not available yet, I'm glad to see it is being considered . . . would be very valuable in our courses!
I concur with what's been said already. A glossary feature in Rise would be amazing. Thanks for considering it!
