I am experiencing big-time delays with characters in scenarios loading after the course is loaded onto the LMS and when the course is accessed through the shared link. Please advise.
I have done the troubleshooting you asked for and came up with the answers below in blue that do not solve the problem for this particular course:
1. When you run a network speed test on your browser, what internet speeds are you getting? Is the issue happening on all browsers? On my computer and with my internet, the speed is not optimal, however with the LMS's browsers (Edge and Chrome) in KY, she has strong speed and bandwidth and still has the same issue. We can expect the users of this course to have varying degrees of speed and access, so it needs to work as well as possible no matter the circumstance/location
2. What happens when you view your course using incognito or private mode, does this make a difference with the loading speed of the characters? In private and incognito this still happens on this particular module.
3. Are other members of your organization experiencing the same slow loading issue, or is it only happening on some machines? yes
4. Are you able to replicate the behavior on a new Rise 360 course? I looked at another course with my LMS and there are no problems with the scenarios.
I had shared a link to the module so you can view it like a learner would. You will find the scenario in the "911 Emergency" lesson.
Your share link loaded pretty quickly on my end as well. Since the behavior appears to be isolated, I recommend working with your IT team to resolve the issue. They'll have more visibility to check why the characters aren't loaded properly on your end.
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Hi Carrie,
Sorry to hear that you ran into this issue.
Since the behavior is happening when you access your course in an LMS and via the share link, I'd like to ask a few questions to isolate the cause:
Looking forward to your response!
Hello Jose,
I have done the troubleshooting you asked for and came up with the answers below in blue that do not solve the problem for this particular course:
1. When you run a network speed test on your browser, what internet speeds are you getting? Is the issue happening on all browsers? On my computer and with my internet, the speed is not optimal, however with the LMS's browsers (Edge and Chrome) in KY, she has strong speed and bandwidth and still has the same issue. We can expect the users of this course to have varying degrees of speed and access, so it needs to work as well as possible no matter the circumstance/location
2. What happens when you view your course using incognito or private mode, does this make a difference with the loading speed of the characters? In private and incognito this still happens on this particular module.
3. Are other members of your organization experiencing the same slow loading issue, or is it only happening on some machines? yes
4. Are you able to replicate the behavior on a new Rise 360 course? I looked at another course with my LMS and there are no problems with the scenarios.
I had shared a link to the module so you can view it like a learner would. You will find the scenario in the "911 Emergency" lesson.
https://rise.articulate.com/share/ETbslgSMZAtfHb3i6lkRXSirlB-xCCkw
Please advise.
Thank you!
Carrie
Carrie Brooks, Ed.D.
Instructional Technology Specialist
School of Public Health
Hi Carrie,
I tried your Share link and the characters in the "911 Emergency" lesson loaded quickly and without any problems for me.
Hi Carrie,
Your share link loaded pretty quickly on my end as well. Since the behavior appears to be isolated, I recommend working with your IT team to resolve the issue. They'll have more visibility to check why the characters aren't loaded properly on your end.
Okay, thank you. I will try simply uploading these onto the LMS again.
Carrie Brooks, Ed.D.
Instructional Technology Specialist
School of Public Health
Hi Carrie!
Thanks for following up!
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