I am building many courses in Rise, and throughout the modules, we have a check your knowledge. I like to use the sorting/matching question types, but the limited character limit makes it hard to be able to use this feature.
Is there a possibility to increase the character limit to be able to use more descriptive terminology to match with statements?
It is a constant issue to for instance , take old storyline quizzes or quizzes from other applications and adapt to rise. Although i like the principle of less is more, in this case it is an constant pain when asked to transfer old stuff or transferring from other applications to rise.
It should be free to put out a bad overly text design if we so choose. Please get the wokeness out of the decision making. Freedom is lost and great design and/or unique communicative possibilities will suffer.
I've found a workaround for this currently! If you export an XLF for translation and you replace target text portion with the long sentence and import that file, Rise will work around it and show you the whole text.
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Hi Megan!
Thanks for reaching out!
To ensure that Rise 360 matching knowledge checks (and quiz questions) look good on any device, choices and matches have a 90-character limit.
We're tracking the need for additional characters, so I'll add your vote to that request. We'll update this post once we have new updates to share.
+1 to this request. Thanks!
+1
It is a constant issue to for instance , take old storyline quizzes or quizzes from other applications and adapt to rise.
Although i like the principle of less is more, in this case it is an constant pain when asked to transfer old stuff or transferring from other applications to rise.
The same goes for the scenarios.
+3 from the team for this request .Thanks
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+1 - this would be extremely beneficial!
+1
+1 would be helpful to have an increased character limit.
another vote from me to increase the character limit pls
I'd be interested to see alternate options to maintain the "less is more" approach yet still solve for loooooong definitions for matching activities!
It should be free to put out a bad overly text design if we so choose. Please get the wokeness out of the decision making. Freedom is lost and great design and/or unique communicative possibilities will suffer.
+1
+1 here!
Agree. The functionality would be much appreciated
+1 for me. I just ran across this issue. Please consider this!
+1 for me. I just ran across this issue.
+1 here too please!
another vote to make this improvement
+1. The character limit is a persistent issue.
+1. Here is another one for more characters!
+1
+1
I've found a workaround for this currently! If you export an XLF for translation and you replace target text portion with the long sentence and import that file, Rise will work around it and show you the whole text.
The problem with a workaround like this is while it works now, a small future change by Articulate can cause it to stop working.
+ 1 one for this option