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Rise and adding Audio
I'm playing around in Rise and I cannot see a way to add audio. Is this not possible? Currently I'm looking at an Image and text, but I would want to add audio to almost anything. This would be highly disappointing.
Hi everyone! 🎉
I’m excited to share that we’ve released a new Rise 360 update that includes the feature you requested:
- Insert audio in text, quote, statement, image, list, carousel, flashcard, tabs, and accordion blocks.
There’s nothing to install for web apps. New features and fixes are immediately available.
Let me know if you have any questions about this update!
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- JeffForrerCommunity Member
Assuming that this is referring to my need. I want to add Audio to the Labeled Graphic when you get there, not to the markers, but to the page itself. This is needed to read the intro text that appears when you get there. Is there a way to do this? Right now I am going to have to add a block ahead of that lesson with just the audio and text separate from the Labeled Graphic, or create it in Storyline and bring it in as a block. Thanks for any help, explanation.
Maybe I am just missing where to add this audio at the beginning of a Labeled Graphic? Thx
- AllenWilliams3Community Member
Can I please request a feature where we can add audio to any area that has text inside Rise?
This request is made to enable us as teachers to explain the content and add additional explanation to further explain the written content and put it into context if needed.
For example in accordions or tabs there would be a play button for students who have an auditory learning style instead of reading, where they can listen to the text being read to them and follow along.
Inside our LMS (Moodle), besides audio buttons from trainers, we also use Read Speaker technology that reads the text as it highlights it: https://www.readspeaker.com/
Audio does not need to be auto, but is definitely needed to accommodate additional learning styles and learning impairments.
Storyline does this well, but is heavy on development time and I think this addition would greatly add value to Rise to allow it to become a superior learning experience for our students.
The current audio buttons are good, but audio also needs to be played from inside text areas, such as accordions, tabs etc to keep it relevant to the text being displayed.
I can see that this issue has been raised for sometime now.. As a teacher of adults, I only see this as adding value. At the moment Rise is missing this important feature.
Happy to pay more for storage if needed.
I have submitted a feature request.
- LisaTobeyCommunity Member
I second this request! Has there been any development on adding audio in accordions, tabs, etc.
So very well written and I appreciate you filing that feature request Allen :)
- KimberlyEden-1aCommunity Member
Is there any way to record audio with the flash cards? We'd like to make a series of radio calls and responses that will help people learn the proper responses.
Hi Kimberly!
That sounds like a really cool interaction! Since you need to use audio, perhaps the Flashcards interaction isn't the best choice.
I wonder if you could build this interaction in a Blocks lesson using Audio blocks and Continue buttons? Here's a sample I put together for you. Do you think that setup would work for what you're looking to do?
- RoniBorriCommunity Member
Probably a dumb question - but how did you get the 'click to hear the audio response' button to hide the audio until it was clicked?
- KarinRexCommunity Member
I "think" it might just be a relabeled Continue divider?
- RyanGovreau-da9Community Member
Hi Alyssa, can you explain the process for how you built out this sample? (clicking the button to show the audio block - keeping it all on the same page). Thanks.
- JohnHaggard-be7Community Member
Add me to the list of people that would love this feature. I would prefer to have both options of auto play, and non-auto play.
Several people in our organization speak english as a second language. Reading can be tough, but having someone narrate that content is extremely helpful to them understanding the important information. I love this option in Storyline. I LOVE Rise, but would use it more if it had this feature.
Thanks for considering.
- KandiceKiddCommunity Member
Hi. I'm completely new to elearning so I'm starting my work in Articulate 360. What do you recommend to add narration to my Rise course?
Thank you!
Hi Kandice,
We recommend recording narration directly in Rise or importing high-quality audio files. Rise will take care of optimizing them for broadcasting without sacrificing sound quality.
The maximum file size for each audio clip you upload to Rise is 5 GB.
Mac Users: Safari doesn’t support audio recording. Use Google Chrome or Firefox when you need to record narration in Rise.
You can add audio as a block and to some of your interactive content like the Process interaction, labeled graphic or timeline. You'll see in each of those when you go to add the individual items such as a marker in a labeled graphic that they also have the option to include media or embed audio. As far as narration and auto-play, check out Adam's comments here.
- JeffForrerCommunity Member
Adding on to this subject. I believe this has been discussed, but is the plan to be able to add audio to any part of Rise? For example, the Accordion interaction is great, however it would be even better to add audio to each section. Currently here and with other interactions, you can add video, but not audio. Now I can make a mp4 from a mp3 as only audio, but it still shows a video window and I can't customize or make smaller that video window, so that alternate solution is not ideal. Ideally it would be great to be able to add audio to any object. Thanks!
Hi Jeff,
Adding audio within an interaction isn't something I've seen a lot of discussions around, but I can let the team know it's something you'd like to see added!
- JeffForrerCommunity Member
Thank you, I know you can add audio before and after interactions, however I thought it would be helpful to be able to add it so specific "parts" of an interaction as described above. I have a need but maybe it is not a common ask. Thanks Ashley for responding.
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