Microleaning navigation menu

Hi ÉquiLibre​! 

Glad to see Gary has been helping you!

I noticed that you've also connected with my colleague Christian, through a support case. As he shared, Rise 360's Microlearning feature is designed to be fully responsive, which means it automatically adjusts the layout and navigation to fit smaller screen sizes, such as tablets. It's the expected behavior for the Stepped Navigation to be replaced with a simplified interface to improve usability, and support touch controls.

This behavior cannot be modified, however, we are tracking a feature request to give Rise 360 authors the option. We've included your voice in the request!

We'll be sure to update you if this feature makes it to our product roadmap.

Yes, I’ve noticed that too both tablet and mobile. The stepped navigation menu is no where to be seen. This I guess is to maintain a nice clean interface and learners can navigate using the Next and Previous buttons. It’s for consistency and accessibility.

Check out these alternatives you can try:

Make a Table of Contents: at the beginning of your microlearning module, include a block that outlines the steps or sections.

Use Button Stack or Accordion blocks to list and link to each section.

This way learners have an overview and direct access to specific content areas.

Use Standard Course Format: If navigation flexibility isimportant, consider creating your content using the standard Rise 360 course format instead of the microlearning format.

The standard format includes a sidebar menu that's accessible on all device types, providing consistent navigation options.help.rise.com

Feedback to Articulate: Share your feedback with the Articulate team regarding the importance of consistent navigation across devices.

User feedback can influence future updates and feature enhancements.

Try one of these an let me know if you need any help.