While watching the video on the Articulate home page I noticed that at the end of the simulated Rise course a cool looking "Course Complete" window pops up. (see attached image) Is this a special "block"? How was it created?
Hi Bill! That's a feature within Rise.com, the all-in-one online training system that gives you one place to create, track, manage, and analyze your training.
If you’re already using Rise 360 and you’re curious about how Rise.com is different, check out this article: Rise.com FAQs for Articulate 360. Start a free trial of Rise.com here. Our Rise specialists will be happy to help answer questions you have along the way.
Aylssa, thank you for your prompt response. It is unfortunate that this feature is only available in Rise.com, unless it is somehow specific to Rise.com being an "all-in-one" system.
Admittedly I don't exactly know how this Rise.com only feature works, but it appears it may address many of the issues/requests that others had regarding exiting a course after a quiz in Rise 360, based on the many discussions I read on that topic. Although I do understand that there is now an "exit the course (LMS) button" and an "exit the course" toggle when exporting.
Appreciate the offer to answer questions on Rise.com but we are a larger company with a more entrenched LMS system and already have many licenses of Articulate 360. I understand the need to differentiate the two "products" but not sure why the features in both wouldn't parallel each other.
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Hi Bill! That's a feature within Rise.com, the all-in-one online training system that gives you one place to create, track, manage, and analyze your training.
If you’re already using Rise 360 and you’re curious about how Rise.com is different, check out this article: Rise.com FAQs for Articulate 360. Start a free trial of Rise.com here. Our Rise specialists will be happy to help answer questions you have along the way.
Aylssa, thank you for your prompt response. It is unfortunate that this feature is only available in Rise.com, unless it is somehow specific to Rise.com being an "all-in-one" system.
Admittedly I don't exactly know how this Rise.com only feature works, but it appears it may address many of the issues/requests that others had regarding exiting a course after a quiz in Rise 360, based on the many discussions I read on that topic. Although I do understand that there is now an "exit the course (LMS) button" and an "exit the course" toggle when exporting.
Appreciate the offer to answer questions on Rise.com but we are a larger company with a more entrenched LMS system and already have many licenses of Articulate 360. I understand the need to differentiate the two "products" but not sure why the features in both wouldn't parallel each other.