I really like infographics. In the material I'm doing, they make great lead-ins for the content upon which I am working.
The only problem in Rise, is that when you click on the centered image, it expands about 10%. Nice but you still can't read any of the text and miss the whole idea portrayed by the graphic.
Would it help if I sent the image to my server, and then linked in via one of the multimedia blocks?
Which lesson or block type are you using your infographics with?
What if you used a labelled graphic? You could see the whole piece and then use the markers to have a user open up a smaller portion of the image inserted into the marker (you'd need to create these - perhaps just a screen clipping tool would work)?
I hadn't thought of going that route... Am using the basic block with a central image inserted. It appears small and illegible at the reduced size. Pretty much the same when "zoomed" in. I was hoping that it would span the screen and be large enough to read.
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Hi Michael,
Which lesson or block type are you using your infographics with?
What if you used a labelled graphic? You could see the whole piece and then use the markers to have a user open up a smaller portion of the image inserted into the marker (you'd need to create these - perhaps just a screen clipping tool would work)?
Hi Ashley, how are you today?
I hadn't thought of going that route... Am using the basic block with a central image inserted. It appears small and illegible at the reduced size. Pretty much the same when "zoomed" in. I was hoping that it would span the screen and be large enough to read.
I'll give your idea a try, however... Thanks!
M
I'm doing great today, thanks for asking. 😀 I hope you're well too!
Let me know how the labelled graphic works for this!
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