Forum Discussion
New Rise Feature: Search Course Content
Breaking news! We just released a cool new feature in Rise that lets learners search course content. Now they can use a field in the course sidebar to search keywords and jump directly to relevant results. This is a great way to let learners find key, useful info.
Pro tip: The search field is on by default, but you can turn it off in the course settings on the navigation tab.
This is a game changer for us to move forward with Rise as we replace traditional InCopy/InDesign/PDF based manuals.
I can't thank the Articulate team enough for listening to your user base and getting this feature out there. I know it couldn't have been easy and I appreciate the intuitiveness of the use/results rendered w/ the new search. Finding out about this earlier today on because of a fellow forum user bringing it to the community's attention has honestly made me have a grin from ear to ear this entire day. :D
Great work, Articulate!Same for us. This is great!
Does it find text within an embedded Storyline file?
Hi Andy! It won't find text in an embedded Storyline file yet. If you'd like to see this added, you can share your feature request here: https://articulate.com/support/contact/feature-request
Hi Andy,
I just gave a presentation about how to use JavaScript to build custom search functionality in an eLearning course. Check out my Articulate post about it here.
Hope this helps!
This is great! I am trying out Rise to build out a few courses, learners will find this useful!
This is a great new feature, thank you!
Best Birthday gift! Ever!
Wow! What a great upgrade! You Articulate folks are just simply amazing...
Oh, your tools are, too!
Spotted this as I trained Rise on Friday morning, it's a great feature and simple and obvious enough that I could wing it and pretend it had been there forever - not just hours ;-)
We're so glad you all are enjoying this!
Love it...now if only we could do a search and replace throughout a Rise course!
Great feature!
How can I translate the labels "search" and "result"?
