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Learning Journal In Rise
UPDATE JUNE 2020:
Firstly, Articulate recently implemented a small update to Rise. As a result, all new exports from Rise will need to include the most recent version of LearningJournal.js which i...
Thanks for that. I guess I really want to negate the print process and just limit it to save as, if you know what I mean. With a little rejigging of the code, you can turn it into formative and summative knowledge activities. Love it.
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I would say that the issue with that is that you need to be able to render a PDF (or some other file) and the print mechanism is the easiest way to do it. People can always save the HTML but that's a bit messy from a user perspective I think. They are familiar with PDFs but much less so with HTML files on average, and there's the asset saving/broken image issue.
Hi Nicola, I appreciate the feedback. I am currently learning how to assemble javascript, and am just feeling around for a simple solution. I am by any means not proficient in programming and am currently pulling apart the javascript and css file to see the relationships. Am nerdy that way, and I find it really helps!
Have something for you that most people don't seem aware of when it comes to embeds if you are interested. Share the wealth I say!
Here is a link, it is a sandpit I use to test out stuff. Let me know what you think!https://rise.articulate.com/share/KgQka2XSZcXoAaoWXvAmfM0A7mcyD4ke
regards,
PaulPs, where are you situated?
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I'm no programmer myself :) Though I am currently trying to get C# in my head so I can eventually do some VR development. Thanks for the link, it looks interesting!
I'm in Manchester myself, but work for Durham University.
Thanks Nicola, from Australia myself, have been to England a couple of times myself, nice place I must say. People were great! Couldn't get over how populated it was, given that we have so much space here.Stayed in a pub that had a hotel behind it both times, because the locals were so fantastic and accommodating. Still, was nice to visit where (my convict family ;) came from. Lol!
You know what I love about today? I can communicate with people anywhere on the planet and get a near instant response. Is really excellent. Anyway, I hope you find some value with regards to the link, it just requires some thought on how you would use it.
Once again, thanks for taking the time to respond, gives me food for thought.
If you ever need a solution to a problem, feel free to email. If I can return the favour, I would relish it!
PS, how's the weather at the moment over there? Is Autumn here, moving into Winter slowly. Average temperature is around 19 degrees Celsius at the moment, and people are commenting on how cold it is......Lol! We usually have suntans that carry on into the first quarter of Winter!
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