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Tips for Using Stacked buttons in Rise
Hi all, I am working on a course to outline key elements of a new software. I thought that I would use the Button Stack block to give the learner a choice of which of the three subjects to look at first. I placed the block in the software, but I cannot figure out how to return to the button stack. Is this a logical use of the button stack? Most examples I have seen were scenario in nature, where the button stack was used to choose which response, followed by feedback. Do I need to add the block in after the end of each of the three subject lessons? Thanks for your advice.
Hi Kris,
As you have discovered, using a Button Block to send a Learner to a different Lesson is a one-way trip. There is no built-in way to return to the starting Button Block.
You would have to add a Button Block in the destination Lesson to get back to the starting point.
Here's an older scenario I built and you can see how I handled the back function doing what Karl mentions.
https://rise.articulate.com/share/qoi7tIRV5w4a9USUn4rhiLyiGRlCCkJm
Hi Tom,
I saw your Rise 360 example for scenarios, and I was curious how you got the image in the first scenario to appear like it's a photograph (with the shadow effect). Thank you in advance!
Hi Romy,
The image actually looks likes this:
The shadow effect is applied outside of Rise in an app like Photoshop.
Just click on the first scenario, it's the only one enabled.
Tom your link does not work.
That's because I'm an idiot. :) Link above fixed.
With Articulate 360, you get Studio (which is an add-on to PPT). You can insert the Content Library characters.
In this example, I inserted the character on a PPT slide, then applied PPTs image effect and saved the image as PNG.
