Hi Michele. There isn't currently a way to dynamically pause a video and branch to another video in Rise. You would need to edit the video into segments at the point where you'd want it to pause, and then use the button block (located under the interactive blocks menu) to branch to the next video. From there, you could use additional button blocks to branch to the next segment of the video, picking up where the original video left off.
Another option would be to use Articulate Storyline 360 for this project since it gives you the capability to pause and resume media files, as well as trigger layers of additional content. You can learn more about pausing a video and triggering layers in Storyline 360 in this thread.
You're awesome! Thanks for the quick response--can't be underestimated when working on a project in real time. I understand. I will try chunking the video and using buttons. I knew I could do this in Storyline but have been touting the simplicty, esthetic, magazine-y look, and rapid release to all of my colleagues so I'm locked in now:) Thanks again, Trina.
Hi Hazel, I am not sure yet. I have just been lookin into the software as a future possibility. So, I haven't used it yet. The Stornaway looks pretty cool!
I checked Adventr and Stornaway, and both of them offer support for embedding their videos using <iframe>. To be sure, check out their support page for exact steps on how to get these embed codes. Here's a link to Adventr where they discussed this feature. And here's one for Stornaway.
You can then try it out in Rise by going to Multimedia > Embed to insert these videos into your courses.
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Hi Michele. There isn't currently a way to dynamically pause a video and branch to another video in Rise. You would need to edit the video into segments at the point where you'd want it to pause, and then use the button block (located under the interactive blocks menu) to branch to the next video. From there, you could use additional button blocks to branch to the next segment of the video, picking up where the original video left off.
Another option would be to use Articulate Storyline 360 for this project since it gives you the capability to pause and resume media files, as well as trigger layers of additional content. You can learn more about pausing a video and triggering layers in Storyline 360 in this thread.
You're awesome! Thanks for the quick response--can't be underestimated when working on a project in real time. I understand. I will try chunking the video and using buttons. I knew I could do this in Storyline but have been touting the simplicty, esthetic, magazine-y look, and rapid release to all of my colleagues so I'm locked in now:) Thanks again, Trina.
Can Rise support the embedding of interactive video produced with software such as Adventr? https://adventr.io/
Or Stornaway.io?
https://www.stornaway.io/
Hi John! Can you tell me more about https://adventr.io/ and https://www.stornaway.io/ ?
If you create a video using any of these two sites, do you get an embed link for the video?
Hi Hazel, I am not sure yet. I have just been lookin into the software as a future possibility. So, I haven't used it yet. The Stornaway looks pretty cool!
Hi John,
I checked Adventr and Stornaway, and both of them offer support for embedding their videos using <iframe>. To be sure, check out their support page for exact steps on how to get these embed codes. Here's a link to Adventr where they discussed this feature. And here's one for Stornaway.
You can then try it out in Rise by going to Multimedia > Embed to insert these videos into your courses.