Feature Request: Unaltered Content Warning
Jan 30, 2019
The content that Rise creates is beautiful and extremely easy to implement. In fact, the content looks so good that our quality assurance team is finding multiple instances of the initial author creating a new block and then forgetting to update the content. Because the content has text and images already placed in the template block, they forget to update the template content with their own content.
Our team has a robust quality assurance process that catches these issues, and we're training authors to be more diligent about reviewing their materials. Even so, it would be handy to have a warning, icon, or alert that flags a block as being unaltered. This could also apply to items like interactive images that haven't had one of the hotspot text boxes updated. Users should be allowed to ignore the warning/flag/alert in case they want the template text.
This feature would make it easier for anyone to check their work but would be especially helpful for smaller teams and individual creators that don't have dedicated QA personnel.
Thanks!
4 Replies
Hi Tim. Thanks for sharing your experience with Rise. I'm glad to hear that your team's embraced it so fully!
That's a great suggestion and one I've logged on your behalf with our dev team. Thanks again for sharing your experience—and your ideas for making Rise even better!
We have come across the same issue. This is a good suggestion.
Great suggestion - having just sent out a module with an unaltered block accidentally still in the course, I would welcome this feature!
My suggestion is to make all default/unchanged text red to make it obvious that the text has not yet been changed.
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