Forum Discussion
How do you draft your Rise 360 courses?
Hey everyone! We've been pondering a Rise 360 course creation question and were hoping to get your thoughts on it.
When you begin working on a brand new course, which are you more likely to do:
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We are currently testing our Articulate 360 workflow:
At the moment our teachers use a PPT template for the draft. This draft is reviewed in the team. We clarify which multimedia content (audio and video) needs to be produced and how the learning unit can be didactically improved (structure, interaction etc.). In the next step, my colleague produces the audio and, if necessary, video recordings, and I create the structure of the course in Rise 360 and integrate multimedia, content and exercises. Finally, we discuss the interim result in Review 360. There are 2 to 3 review loops before the launch.
I am not yet completely satisfied with the PPT template, because it still requires some "translation work" from me. The lecturers are also used to apply typical PPT animations such as "flying-in" texts, which make little sense didactically and are not necessarily aesthetically top-notch either ;-)
I think it would be best if the lecturers could create their design directly in Rise 360, but they are used to PPT.
Thanks for the tour of your process Luka! Is there anything we could do with our apps to make that "translation" work easier on you? Or anything we could do to make designing directly in Rise 360 more enticing to your lecturers?
