I was wondering whether it could be possible to add a feature where the learner could hover on a work/concept they don't know and trigger a small text bubble with a brief description of that concept.
Right now, since there are no footnotes, we usually have to add hyperlinks to external sites where they explain those concepts. I think it would be way better for us to offer our own explanations/notes on these concepts, not to mention it would mean less effort on the learner's part, who would not need to leave the page.
I am looking for the same thing. Rather than forcing the learner to click a link to open something that explains the acronym or defines a term, we could use a hover (or even a click) feature that triggers a little pop-up within Rise.
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Take a look at this thread: https://community.articulate.com/discussions/rise-360/rise-adding-popup-text-box
Thanks for sharing the ideas from that discussion, Karl! I'll add this discussion to our feature request for "pop-up text."
I am looking for the same thing. Rather than forcing the learner to click a link to open something that explains the acronym or defines a term, we could use a hover (or even a click) feature that triggers a little pop-up within Rise.
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