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Rise Microlearning—Anyone using it? What's the big deal?
Hi,
I am having trouble understanding exactly why Rise microlearning is such a 'big deal'. Rise already enabled us to create microlearning, I don't see what the advantages are to selecting microlearning as opposed to a normal Rise course, other than saving a couple of clicks.
Any info is appreciated.
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Hi ST,
There were numerous requests to have the ability to export a single Lesson, that also did not require first clicking on the menu to access.
So that's all Rise microlearning is: a course with a single Lesson and no sidebar menu.
If you have no use for it, so be it.
It's useful to look at a microlearning site next to a Rise site so you can see how the streamlined scrolling and navigation work side by side.
Hello, could you please advise if we are able to create multiple lessons of microlearning in Rise so it's all in one project for learners? (Example in Rise 2 screenshot) I got to this example by scrolling down to the bottom of microlearning template page (lessons library). Appreciate the help.
Hi Athra!
Currently, there is only one lesson for each Microlearning content, and there isn't a way to show several Microlearning content as a group/project to learners in Rise 360.
As a workaround, you may create a Course instead that contains several lessons, one for each Microlearning content. While there isn't a way yet to convert Microlearning content to a lesson, you can create a Block Template from your Microlearning content, then reuse this Block Template to the Lesson in a Rise 360 course.
Let me know if this works for you, or if you have any additional questions!
Hi Gren,
Thank you so much for clarifying and suggestion to build block template. I really appreciate it. have a great day!
Is there a feature in the works to have the navigation arrows that are used in microlearning added to the course blocks instead of using the dividers for topics in a text block or image block?
