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Thom392
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9 months ago
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New Matching lay-out

Last week we received the updated lay-out of the matching knowledge check. The moment I discovered it was a bit unlucky (during a presentation, got me a bit confused) but today I had some time to loo...
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    StevenBenassi
    3 months ago

    Hi Everyone!

    I'm happy to share that we just released a new update for Rise 360!

    This update introduces an enhancement to Matching Knowledge Check Blocks. Reworking the interaction to better reflect their original design, while retaining full keyboard support and screen reader integration. There's nothing to install for web-based apps. New features and fixes are immediately available.

    Please let me know if you have any questions!

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tjniko
Community Member
8 months ago

I completely agree that there should at least be an option to turn them off. I have just started a project where I will have to do several of these part labeling matching blocks, and I have gotten feedback it is just too confusing and not intuitive. I even had trouble coming up with verbiage that doesn't confuse it further. I tried not even mentioning you could drag and drop.



Switching sides and changing to letters didn't help clear it up.

It's not AS bad when everything is all text, but the first time I saw this while reviewing a teammate's design I could not intuitively determine what to do with the drop-down. There should definitely be a way to turn this on and off optionally.