I see that its possible to import questions into Storyline and Quizmaker using excel or text files. Is this possible with Rise? I suppose it might be possible to do this in a round-about way using a storyline block but I was wondering if this is directly possible from within Rise.
I know two years has past, but any chance you might need an import sheet for Storyline 360 that includes feedback based on incorrect and correct responses. Let me know. Happy to share.
Hi. this is also an important feature request from our company. Also, is it possible to transfer quiz questions added to individual lessons back to a question bank? We were not aware of this quite useful feature and added our questions manually to courses.
Putting this out there again - direct import of questions into Rise would be very helpful. Love this software, but seeing stock answers to the same question going back over 4 years is a bit frustrating. Yes, we get it - we can import a storyline block... but we shouldn't have to. Is anyone taking this request seriously?
Thanks for sharing your feedback! There isn't any update yet on this feature to import questions into Rise, but we're tracking these requests and will keep this thread posted on any updates that can help!
it goes on the number of requests for enhancements or if Captivate have it. at last count there are less than 1000 requests so i wouldnt hold your breath.
try making multiple requests yorself to increase the numbers
Wow after all these years still no way to upload questions to Rise? I would think by now with technology this would be an option. Please add this feature!
I add my voice to this request. And I hate to get pushy about it, but what criteria does Articulate use to choose new features. Some of the biggest productivity features haved been requested for years even more than a decade!
While directly importing questions into Rise from formats like CSV, Excel, or plain text isn't a standard feature, there's a creative workaround you can consider. Instead of switching entirely from Rise to Storyline, you can use Storyline specifically for quiz creation. Here's how you can do it:
Create Your Quiz in Storyline: Utilize Storyline's robust quiz creation tools to design your quiz. Storyline offers greater flexibility and supports various question formats, which might be more versatile than the native quiz options in Rise.
Publish to Articulate Review: Once your quiz is ready in Storyline, publish it to Articulate Review. This step is nnecessary for embedding in Rise, and also allows you to share and gather feedback on your quiz easily.
Embed into Rise as a Storyline Block: Finally, you can embed your Storyline quiz into Rise. Rise allows you to add Storyline blocks, which means you can integrate your externally created quiz seamlessly into your Rise course.
This approach offers the best of both worlds – you can leverage the advanced quiz features of Storyline while maintaining the overall course structure and flow in Rise. It's an efficient way to bypass the limitations of direct question imports in Rise, ensuring you can still create dynamic and engaging quizzes for your learners.
I haven't tested this myself, but I believe when you export a course from Articulate Rise that includes a Storyline block (such as a quiz) as a SCORM package, it will report the results of the quiz to a standard Learning Management System (LMS).
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Having the ability to import into Rise would make my life so much easier. Please add my vote to this feature request.
+1 we need this!
+1
Alyssa,
I know two years has past, but any chance you might need an import sheet for Storyline 360 that includes feedback based on incorrect and correct responses. Let me know. Happy to share.
+1 for Rise import of questions.
Please add a question import feature to Rise.
Kevin, I know I would appreciate that import sheet for SL.
Please add a question import feature to Rise
I add my voice to that request!
Hi. this is also an important feature request from our company. Also, is it possible to transfer quiz questions added to individual lessons back to a question bank? We were not aware of this quite useful feature and added our questions manually to courses.
I need this feature!
Also looking for this feature!
Putting this out there again - direct import of questions into Rise would be very helpful. Love this software, but seeing stock answers to the same question going back over 4 years is a bit frustrating. Yes, we get it - we can import a storyline block... but we shouldn't have to. Is anyone taking this request seriously?
Thanks for sharing your feedback! There isn't any update yet on this feature to import questions into Rise, but we're tracking these requests and will keep this thread posted on any updates that can help!
Surprised know this feature has not been added yet. Wondering how many more years should it be>?
me too please
it goes on the number of requests for enhancements or if Captivate have it. at last count there are less than 1000 requests so i wouldnt hold your breath.
try making multiple requests yorself to increase the numbers
I would love this feature for my team as well! We are using Rise more and more these days
Wow after all these years still no way to upload questions to Rise? I would think by now with technology this would be an option. Please add this feature!
I add my voice to this request. And I hate to get pushy about it, but what criteria does Articulate use to choose new features. Some of the biggest productivity features haved been requested for years even more than a decade!
Please add this feature!
Update on this feature?
I could also use this feature right now.
+10 from me. Need it now :D
While directly importing questions into Rise from formats like CSV, Excel, or plain text isn't a standard feature, there's a creative workaround you can consider. Instead of switching entirely from Rise to Storyline, you can use Storyline specifically for quiz creation. Here's how you can do it:
Create Your Quiz in Storyline: Utilize Storyline's robust quiz creation tools to design your quiz. Storyline offers greater flexibility and supports various question formats, which might be more versatile than the native quiz options in Rise.
Publish to Articulate Review: Once your quiz is ready in Storyline, publish it to Articulate Review. This step is nnecessary for embedding in Rise, and also allows you to share and gather feedback on your quiz easily.
Embed into Rise as a Storyline Block: Finally, you can embed your Storyline quiz into Rise. Rise allows you to add Storyline blocks, which means you can integrate your externally created quiz seamlessly into your Rise course.
This approach offers the best of both worlds – you can leverage the advanced quiz features of Storyline while maintaining the overall course structure and flow in Rise. It's an efficient way to bypass the limitations of direct question imports in Rise, ensuring you can still create dynamic and engaging quizzes for your learners.
I haven't tested this myself, but I believe when you export a course from Articulate Rise that includes a Storyline block (such as a quiz) as a SCORM package, it will report the results of the quiz to a standard Learning Management System (LMS).