Feature requests for rise

Hi Marcel! That's not something that's currently planned, but you can always make a feature request here. You can also see what's coming soon in Rise (and the other apps in Articulate 360) on the What's New page. 

Ouch!  It does now...

Is there a way to customize the Quiz Results page? I need a way to tell the learner how to exit out of the course and what to do next.

Sure Will, if you are using Success/Fail layers you could put a text box within instructions and a button with a trigger to exit the course on both layers

Are there Success/Fail layers in Rise?

Bugga - sorry Will did it again, didn't check it was the Rise forum just saw the email in my feed.

Happens to the best of us Wendy! 

Will, what type of customizations would you like to see on the Results screen within Rise? I'd love to pass those along to our Product team or you could share them here as well. 

Thanks Ashley. I've submitted it. I'd simply like to be able to edit a block of text that tells the learner what to do if they fail, and another block of text that tells the learner what to do if they pass. You need to tell learners what to do next at the end of a course. They need reassurance that what they have done has been recorded in the LMS for example and that they can close the course.

Hi Phil

Great sample course.  Where is the trivia interactive element found.  Looks good in your course but I cant see how to add one.  Thanks!

Awesome - thanks Will. My guess is that if they fail you want them to retry the quiz and if they passed then they get to close out of the course? In the meantime could you look at putting those directions on a final Blocks lesson to instruct the learner to do one of those things (go back a slide and take the quiz again or close out of the course/window to finish)? 

I like that idea. Thanks Ashley!

I really like the sorting activity. It would be great to be able to add an image.

That'd be a cool idea Paris - are you thinking the draggable cards or the drop zones would be images, or both? Would you want image and text? Knowing a bit more about what you're looking to do and the rationale is always helpful for our Product team as they investigate design options or we'll be abler to offer an idea to accomplish similar in the meantime (like the example with Will just earlier today!). 

Hello All!

Happy to announce that you can now customize the default text labels in Rise. This gives you the ability to make built-in course elements, such as buttons and lesson headers, say what you want them to say.

Brian has started a great discussion here if you'd like to check it out and you can find our support documentation here.

As always, we keep our Rise Version History up to date too.

Hi Christoph,

Can you share a bit more about what you're looking for in terms of a multi language course? Are you thinking similar to what you've seen in Storyline where you could showcase more than one language using a variable? Having a bit more information and detail will help our Product team as they look to future updates and changes to Rise! 

I am thinking about adding an image to help binding the word to meaning for language learners and also increased neural connections.

Cool - a language course sounds like a good use for that. Have you looked at using the Flashcard set up in the meantime? Those would allow you to have image on one side and text on the other?

Absolutely, the flashcard is okay for now. It looks very beautiful. Students often don't realize what they don't know until actually quiz themselves.

Hi fellow Adam.  Love Rise, just getting to grips with it, but I have to say that for the course I am developing it is still quite limiting.  I want to drag and drop icons and images which I cannot do, and I'd love to be able to put markers on a video which would then pause and allow another activity before resuming.  I really like all Calvin's points above too.  I think I'd like Rise to be a light version of Storyline!

Thanks Adam for sharing those ideas and insight here with us. Always helpful to know more about the specifics and details that make your course production easier! You can also always share those thoughts in the form of a feature request here as well.  Its always good to include the why behind those requests and what you're trying to accomplish too so that our team can think through the best way to implement a feature. 

Also, in case you hadn't seen it yet, I find this article tremendously helpful when thinking through which tool to use for which type of course development. 

I would love to see matching and sequencing block added.  Considering how beautiful the sort is, it would be magnificent.

We would second the request that Calvin C asked for - sorting activity - drag and drop items can be an image. We have just created a fire safety course and a first-aid course - it would have been so much more interesting for the learner to have the sorting activity as the images of fire extinguishers to be dropped into the correct answer rather than just a text description. The first-aid course could have had images of a different first aid item on each card which would then have been sorted into "included in first aid box" and "not included in first aid box". Using text is just not so visually appealing. Please can this be looked at as a feature request as the cards appear to be very similar to the flash cards which give you the option of adding an image. Loving Rise - many thanks!

Not sure if someone else posted this and I missed it, but I just submitted a feature request to add/save custom colors in the Theme designer just like you can in Storyline.

Definitely not a make or break feature, but it would be convenient, especially if you're always working with the same color palette from a style guide.

May I request that we get some sort of organisation via folders in Rise. 

Loving the tool but the list of projects is getting quite long. It would be great if I could create folders per client so that my landing page doesn't look so cluttered. It would also be more convenient to be able to share a folder of projects to my clients rather than sharing each individual course.