I am looking for an ungraded essay question type in Rise 360 with the ability to pass the learner responses to an LMS. I have tried using the fill-in-the-blank question type to capture information from learners in Rise. Is there an accept-all-responses command that I can input into the acceptable answer field so learners will not receive the 'incorrect' feedback for any response they enter?

Hi! Adding my name to the list of folks interested in the essay function for Rise 360. If we used multiple Storyline Blocks, say for reflections throughout various lessons, is it possible that the learner could download their answers into one form at the end of the learning module? Or would a 3rd party tool like a Google form be a better choice for that desired outcome?

also would be able to use the ungraded feature a lot- there are places where I want people to respond after thinking about a question. It's a lot of extra work to create in storyline - please add this to requests!

Hi there, Steve! Thanks for sharing how you would use an ungraded essay question in your Rise 360 courses. While we don't offer that feature right now, I'd be happy to add your voice to our tracker for this feature request. That way, if we add it in the future, you'll be one of the first to know about it! For now, your best bet is to embed a form from a third-party tool (like Google Forms or Survey Monkey) using a Multimedia Embed block. The data won't be sent to your LMS, but you can track the essay responses within the third-party tool. Use this iFrame code format for easy embedding: <iframe src="URL HERE"></iframe>

If I embed a story line block with that data, would be tracked in theLMS via the scorm file?

Hi Steve, No, quiz details like answers or data aren't reported for Storyline blocks. Only tracking details for completion such as a completion trigger, the number of slides viewed or the final quiz result.

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DennisKrishnan-
Community Member
2 years ago
me too please!
TrishaStrahl
Community Member
2 years ago
This would be an awesome feature for activating prior knowledge or a reflecting on what they just learned! I would love to see this feature added as well.
PaulHoward-686e
Community Member
12 months ago
+1 for ungraded questions!

I think such an option is beneficial and I really hope it will be added. I have to write papers myself sometimes, and such a function looks very beneficial to me. Receiving correct feedback is beneficial because you can work on your weak sides and improve. For now, when I have some problems, I use https://edubirdie.com/research-papers-writing-services because it always helps me out and allows me to send finished tasks on time, and the quality is always high. But I also work on my writing skills, and I hope that soon everything will be improved!
LaurenDuvall
Staff
12 months ago
Hi all!

Thank you for sharing your vote on this feature! Our report has been updated to reflect everyone's input. We'll update you if this makes it on our product roadmap!
MeredithMarks
Community Member
11 months ago
+1 for this feature
- StevenBenassi
  Staff
  11 months ago
  Hi Meredith!
  
  Thanks for checking in on this!
  
  I've included you in the feature report being tracked and will update this discussion if it makes it onto our Feature Roadmap.
MaeVogel-d7d0b9
Community Member
7 months ago
Please add this as an option. It seems like something that has been requested since at least 2021.
LucianaPiazza
Staff
7 months ago
Hi Mae,

Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us.

I've gone ahead and added you in the feature report being tracked. We will update this discussion if it makes it onto our Feature Roadmap.

Have a great afternoon!
JessicaDobbs-36
Community Member
5 months ago
Hi all! +1 on the request for an open-text response/essay option in Rise.

I'm currently using a storyline block with an essay question and running into an issue. I want learners to be able to revisit a previous section and see their essay answer saved. Right now, my storyline slide is set to resume to saved state. But when a learner navigates away from the Rise section and returns, the essay question has been reset.

Any advice? Thank you!
- JoseTansengco
  Staff
  5 months ago
  Hi Jessica,
  
  Embedded Storyline 360 blocks in a Rise 360 course can't save their progress because they lack the necessary files to communicate with an LMS.
  
  I've added your voice to the feature request for survey blocks in Rise 360, and we'll let you know when this makes it to our product roadmap!