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MeganErickson
Community Member
5 days ago

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 bes...
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AlyssaGomez
Staff
5 days ago

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:

  1. Virtual Training Presentation (Microlearning Template)
  2. Virtual Training Presentation (Full Course Template)
  3. How I Use Rise 360 as My Presentation Tool with Zoom (Blog Post)
  4. 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!