Forum Discussion
Rise inside lesson link
Hello!
I'd like to create links inside a lesson to another next lesson.
The idea is to use an image with markers (Labeled graphics) and insert a link, in each marker, to another lesson and then add a return to the image again to get to the next marker.
Can you help me? Is it possible?
Hello,
As Salimah and Pieter, I also need to add links to specific lessons in Rise, but I'd like to use an image gallery instead of a button stack, any workaround?
Thanks ;)Hi Pieter,
Thanks for checking in on this feature! I don't have an update yet, but as soon as we have information to share we'll let folks know.
Hi Ashley, any news on whether this feature request has already made the roadmap? I have submitted the same request.
Hi Salimah,
You can use a Button block to link to specific lessons, but grabbing the URL is not something that will remain consistent (especially in Preview, as those links are specific to you as an author of the course) for you or your learners. I know a few other users were looking for a similar feature to insert a link to a lesson - so we'll keep you posted here in ELH if that makes our feature list!
Question, why is the URL *not* consistent? Is it safe to hyperlink using the section URLs from the shared link?
Essentially, we have a User Guide created in Rise and we are hyperlinking from text within our platform to different sections of the User Guide. I'm just doing some basic testing, and need to be sure that the links will remain constant. I'm assuming they will if we take the URLs from the Articulate share link that would be ok?
Hi Ashley,
I have an Inside Rise link issue that is slightly different from the ones above, hoping you or someone else can help.
I am trying to add a link to text under an image. I want that text to work as a link to another lesson in the same course but the link does not stay consistent. It works the day I put it in but the next day it does not work. See screenshot below:
The way I get the url to insert in the above screenshot, is by previewing the target lesson and using the url that is in the browser for the target lesson at the time.
How can I get a link to the target lesson that stays consistent in preview and when I export? Please let me know.
Thank you.
Hi Melinda
A Continue button can only be added to a Blocks lesson - but if you used Restricted navigation, that would require a user to click on all the items in a Labelled graphic.
For a quiz, you could look at using the option to Require Passing Score to Continue. You can see more on this here. This setting only impacts Quizzes in Rise (not knowledge checks).
Hi, how do you ensure the items are selected within Label Graphic plus other areas i.e. process, timeline, quiz etc....or can the dividers only be used in BLOCKS.....thanks
A more generalized way to think of this is as a request to make hyperlinking from text in Rise as flexible and fully-functional as hyperlinking from a Rise button definition (which BTW is great).
In HTML parlance, I believe that would be referred to as supporting bookmark link definitions.
Ideally, we'd like the option to embed targets into a Rise lesson and add links to those targets from anywhere within the course-- text, buttons, and images-- and be able to jump back the the position from which the link was initiated.
Linking text block content to any lesson/section in a Rise course would be extremely beneficial, similar to how it's done in Storyline where you highlight-right click-Hyperlink the desired text and insert a jump to slide trigger. AWESOMENESS!
I have a resource in development that contains a ton of reference links, links that jump to other chapters, etc so the design nature is to jump back and forth w/o losing sight of current section and progress.
Hi Peggy,
A labelled graphic and a process would be separate lessons, although a Block would allow you to add multiple elements in that lesson section such as Flash cards, Tabs, and a Knowledge Check using the Black (+) button that'll appear when you hover below each Block section as you view them while editing.
