I got a bit carried away (having fun!) and was adding all my blocks to one lesson. I now want to move or copy some of the blocks to a separate lesson or section. Or can I duplicate an entire lesson (and delete the extra blocks)? Is there a way to easily do this that I'm missing? Thanks. j
Next related feature could be referencing lessons in different courses. Would mean changing a lesson in one place would affect different courses which depend on that lesson. This kind of modularity would greatly enhance reuse of lessons in content production.
Is there any chance that we'll get the ability to move blocks between different sections?
I have a course that is full of accordion tabs on different pages that now need to be reconfigured. Really wish you could combine blocks and move them between different sections in one lesson.
We're working on a Blocks Lesson template that would allow you to create sections that you could use in multiple locations. In the meantime, you'd want to look at finding the lesson that is the most comprehensive to copy and then delete the pieces you don't need. Take a look at this tutorial.
But we still can't copy blocks in lesson to another lesson in the same course, correct?
So in other words, if I want to move a block in one lesson to another lesson (in the same course), I have to recreate it each time someone suggests it would be better in a different lesson...
That's right, Kelly. But as Ashley mentioned, we've got something in the works that I think you'll really like. The new Blocks Lesson template will allow you to re-use blocks in multiple lessons.
You can keep tabs on all the new features we've added right here!
Hello, What about copying a block to a different lesson. I'm finding myself having to totally recreate blocks because it's deemed that content fits better in another lesson. I do not want to copy the whole lesson because I already have the lesson created. I just want to copy that block to a different lesson. Thanks for any tips.
We've got a new Blocks Template feature in the works that will allow you to reuse blocks in different lessons. Hopefully this will be a time-saver for you, since you won't have to recreate blocks from scratch!
We'll let you know as soon as that feature is ready. ☺️
Just wanted to pop in and let you know that the new Block Templates are available :)
New: Build Rise courses faster by saving existing blocks and their content as templates, then reusing those templates in other lessons. And if you have an Articulate 360 Teams subscription, you can share templates with your team. Learn more about block templates.
All of our latest release notes for Rise can be found here.
Please let us know if you have any questions, we're happy to help!
Can you tell me a bit more about how you are deploying your course to your learners? Are you providing a "Share" link to them, or is the course hosted on a learning management system?
Are you looking to copy standalone lessons, or some combined blocks lessons? You could use the Block templates to group a bunch of blocks together and add those into a new course.
Or, if you have a number of lessons in one course, look at duplicating the course and removing the additional lessons you didn't need.
I know an update came out recently, but I still dont see how I can do what I am trying to do. I would like to copy a block from one lesson and paste into another lesson within the same section. Is that possible?
Our team are also looking forward to the time when we'll be able to export blocks from one Rise lesson to another course or lesson. We're aware of the copy/export lesson feature, and copy/export blocks feature would also be so useful.
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Next related feature could be referencing lessons in different courses. Would mean changing a lesson in one place would affect different courses which depend on that lesson. This kind of modularity would greatly enhance reuse of lessons in content production.
Cool idea Ernst! Our product team loves hearing new ideas-- can you share yours with us right here? 😁
Done!
Is there any chance that we'll get the ability to move blocks between different sections?
I have a course that is full of accordion tabs on different pages that now need to be reconfigured. Really wish you could combine blocks and move them between different sections in one lesson.
Hi Articulate Dev3,
We're working on a Blocks Lesson template that would allow you to create sections that you could use in multiple locations. In the meantime, you'd want to look at finding the lesson that is the most comprehensive to copy and then delete the pieces you don't need. Take a look at this tutorial.
But we still can't copy blocks in lesson to another lesson in the same course, correct?
So in other words, if I want to move a block in one lesson to another lesson (in the same course), I have to recreate it each time someone suggests it would be better in a different lesson...
That's right, Kelly. But as Ashley mentioned, we've got something in the works that I think you'll really like. The new Blocks Lesson template will allow you to re-use blocks in multiple lessons.
You can keep tabs on all the new features we've added right here!
Hello, What about copying a block to a different lesson. I'm finding myself having to totally recreate blocks because it's deemed that content fits better in another lesson. I do not want to copy the whole lesson because I already have the lesson created. I just want to copy that block to a different lesson. Thanks for any tips.
Hi Erika,
We've got a new Blocks Template feature in the works that will allow you to reuse blocks in different lessons. Hopefully this will be a time-saver for you, since you won't have to recreate blocks from scratch!
We'll let you know as soon as that feature is ready. ☺️
Hello everyone!
Just wanted to pop in and let you know that the new Block Templates are available :)
New: Build Rise courses faster by saving existing blocks and their content as templates, then reusing those templates in other lessons. And if you have an Articulate 360 Teams subscription, you can share templates with your team. Learn more about block templates.
All of our latest release notes for Rise can be found here.
Please let us know if you have any questions, we're happy to help!
Good news!
Hi Adam - wanting to add blocks as a learner progresses through a program over a certain period of months...am I able to do this now?
Hi Cayman,
Can you tell me a bit more about how you are deploying your course to your learners? Are you providing a "Share" link to them, or is the course hosted on a learning management system?
Any new updates on this feature? Would be very helpful!
Hi Hollie and welcome to E-Learning Heroes :)
Can you let me know what feature you're looking for?
The ability to copy lessons and saving Blocks as templates are all in place now.
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This is a great feature.
Can we also copy multiple lessons to another course quickly?
Hi Nadia,
Are you looking to copy standalone lessons, or some combined blocks lessons? You could use the Block templates to group a bunch of blocks together and add those into a new course.
Or, if you have a number of lessons in one course, look at duplicating the course and removing the additional lessons you didn't need.
I know an update came out recently, but I still dont see how I can do what I am trying to do. I would like to copy a block from one lesson and paste into another lesson within the same section. Is that possible?
The new template feature works great.
Hey Terry,
Looks like you were able to find what you needed? Did you use the new Block Templates to re-use the content?
I just wanted to share a helpful article here for anyone following along.
I used the templates... not too difficult.
Thank you,
Terry Arthur
Our team are also looking forward to the time when we'll be able to export blocks from one Rise lesson to another course or lesson. We're aware of the copy/export lesson feature, and copy/export blocks feature would also be so useful.
Hey Jennifer,
Have you seen the Block Templates feature? This is a great tool to be able to re-use your content. Check out the details here.