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Using Rise360 for Virtual In-Person Courses
Hi everyone!
We are currently brainstorming how to use a Rise Course as a presentation tool. We host online live sessions using Canva as a presentation tool, but are trying to figure out how to best use a rise course as a live presentation tool. Does anyone do this? Our main road block is that other tools (Canva/PPT) have a notes function built in that our facilitators use for the dialogue they are expected to follow during the session. We can't figure out the best way to do this, other than having a notes doc for them to open separately from the Rise course.
For anyone that works at Articulate reading this, is this a new idea? Do you have any suggestions?
I would love to brainstorm through some ways you can see using Rise as a presentation tool! Thanks everyone!
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Hi there, MeganErickson​! I actually use Rise as a presentation tool for all of the live speaking events and sessions I host, and it has quickly become my presentation tool of choice! I like it because I can also use it as a leave-behind resource to send to my session attendees after the presentation.
When using a Rise course for a presentation, I generally include less text than I would for a traditional Rise course. That's because I'm using the course simply as a visual aid to support what I'm speaking about in the session.
I also create one lesson per topic I'm covering in my live session. For example, if I were presenting on "3 Pro Tips for E-Learning Designers," my Rise course outline would look like this (notice how I used section headers to organize the content of my presentation into sub-sections:For more inspiration on how to use Rise as a presentation tool, check out these resources:
- Virtual Training Presentation (Microlearning Template)
- Virtual Training Presentation (Full Course Template)
- How I Use Rise 360 as My Presentation Tool with Zoom (Blog Post)
- Quick Tips Webinar #79: Rise as a Presentation Tool (starting at 18:00)
Be sure to follow up and let us know what you come up with!
Thank you, Alyssa! I'm digging into these resources now! Your response just made my day!đź’—
