Is there a way to add a spreadsheet into Rise. Looking to include contact information into a lesson for a Board of Directors Onboarding Course: Name, Position, Number, Email. Doesn't need to have functions or features, just for organizing the info above.
Native is always better. Why do something in one tool (e.g. SL) if you're only going to use it in Rise? Would be good to have the table create function in both tools.
I have a Rise course with many charts and details. Does Rise support tables yet? -- Either building the table in Rise (if I have to) or importing the table from PPt, Word, or Excel.
Unfortunately you still cannot create charts/tables directly in Rise, or import from ppt, word, or excel. My content has a ton of tables and currently I have to create them in ppt, export as an image, open it in another program to crop it so there isn't a ton of white space around it making it smaller in rise, and then add it to rise in an image block. Would definitely love to not have to do this anymore!
Sometimes I just use picture of the table, as you say -- if the table is small enough and/or the table's native formatting is something important to show.
But a couple of the needs I have call for bigger tables than that solution is ideal for. So I learned that I can maintain the table in excel and copy just the rows and columns I want, then paste those into a Rise text block.
The default paste result looks weird, so then I select the whole of the paste content in rise and change the font size down to 12 point. Which actually looks not too bad.
Caveat: if any of the copy source cells have links defined, those links need to be redefined manually in Rise after the paste. At least that's my experience, and I can't find a way around that.
Yeah, granted, it's a little bit of a kludgy workaround. But Rise has been such a terrific tool for me in so many other ways that I'm more than willing to employ a makeshift solution here and there as necessary (for second-tier needs) while awaiting the evolution of their roadmap. Hope this info helps, K-A S and community.
Thank you Kelly for giving direction on how to add a table into Rise. My training documents also include a lot of Step Action tables which need to be added for my learners.
Unfortunately it now takes quite a lot of extra work to be able to add tables into Rise. This adds to the time it takes to put a training document together :-(
I don't see that we updated this discussion to let you know that you can create tables right in Rise 360! Here's more detail on adding and formatting tables in your lessons.
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Native is always better. Why do something in one tool (e.g. SL) if you're only going to use it in Rise? Would be good to have the table create function in both tools.
Hi,
I have a Rise course with many charts and details. Does Rise support tables yet? -- Either building the table in Rise (if I have to) or importing the table from PPt, Word, or Excel.
Unfortunately you still cannot create charts/tables directly in Rise, or import from ppt, word, or excel. My content has a ton of tables and currently I have to create them in ppt, export as an image, open it in another program to crop it so there isn't a ton of white space around it making it smaller in rise, and then add it to rise in an image block. Would definitely love to not have to do this anymore!
Sometimes I just use picture of the table, as you say -- if the table is small enough and/or the table's native formatting is something important to show.
But a couple of the needs I have call for bigger tables than that solution is ideal for. So I learned that I can maintain the table in excel and copy just the rows and columns I want, then paste those into a Rise text block.
The default paste result looks weird, so then I select the whole of the paste content in rise and change the font size down to 12 point. Which actually looks not too bad.
Caveat: if any of the copy source cells have links defined, those links need to be redefined manually in Rise after the paste. At least that's my experience, and I can't find a way around that.
Yeah, granted, it's a little bit of a kludgy workaround. But Rise has been such a terrific tool for me in so many other ways that I'm more than willing to employ a makeshift solution here and there as necessary (for second-tier needs) while awaiting the evolution of their roadmap. Hope this info helps, K-A S and community.
Thank you Kelly for giving direction on how to add a table into Rise. My training documents also include a lot of Step Action tables which need to be added for my learners.
Unfortunately it now takes quite a lot of extra work to be able to add tables into Rise. This adds to the time it takes to put a training document together :-(
Hi there, Anton, and all!
I don't see that we updated this discussion to let you know that you can create tables right in Rise 360! Here's more detail on adding and formatting tables in your lessons.
Hi, will it be possible to import quize questions into Rise with excel tamplate, like in SL360?
Tnx,
Emilija
Hi Emilija! Importing quiz questions through an Excel template is a feature that is not available in Rise.