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RISE to create eBook
I am considering using RISE to transform a printed book into an eBook. The RISE course would have 25 Sections and 6-10 lessons within each section. Does anyone have an example of a RISE course of this size, or any experience with the useability of a course with large amounts of content in the left navigation bar? Or performance issues?
I started to build a sample (3 sections and 1-2 lessons) to get a feel for what it might be like, but I am wondering if the final product would become unmanageable for the user. Thanks.
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Hi Jim, I ran into that issue with the navigation becoming unwieldy. You might be interested in this customization that automatically collapses the inactive sections, and expands the current/active section.
One thing you may have noticed with Rise though, out of the box you're stuck with the automatic numbering of lessons/chapters, if you had an intro/forward it would treat that as chapter1.
JimMurtagh-bd85​
For my needs Rise navigation out-of-the-box is too basic and limited re: design customization, UX, UI, making for a cumbersome and frustrating user experience, more so if it's a long course. If you have to use Rise you could play with branching, various interactive blocks, javascript... but that route can be laborious and complex. Dedicated ebook creation software?
