Hi Deborah! Our Knowledge check questions will always require a correct answer. You can, however, create your reflective questions in Storyline 360 and upload them into your Rise 360 course via the Storyline block.
Hi Deborah. You're right; Storyline 360 requires a Windows system to operate. We'll add you to our feature request to have a text entry interaction for learner reflection.
In the meantime, you can check out some of the note-taking apps and see if one will work to embed in your course using the embed block. We did something similar with Padlet in this discussion. I hope that helps spark some workaround ideas!
This might be too much for email but I downloaded Storyline but wow, it
doesn't feel so intuitive. How would I create a block that asks an open
ended question and allows the participant to type in their answer - all
answers are correct?
Hi Deborah, as Crystal shared in her previous comment, there isn't an open-ended question block and we're tracking requests for that feature.
For now, you can use something like Google Forms and put this form in an embed block (Multimedia > Embed) so that your users can send in answers without it being graded. Hope that helps!
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Hi Deborah! Our Knowledge check questions will always require a correct answer. You can, however, create your reflective questions in Storyline 360 and upload them into your Rise 360 course via the Storyline block.
Chino:
Thank you so much. So I am on a Mac and it looks like storyline is only for
Windows. Is that the case??
Hi Deborah. You're right; Storyline 360 requires a Windows system to operate. We'll add you to our feature request to have a text entry interaction for learner reflection.
In the meantime, you can check out some of the note-taking apps and see if one will work to embed in your course using the embed block. We did something similar with Padlet in this discussion. I hope that helps spark some workaround ideas!
This might be too much for email but I downloaded Storyline but wow, it
doesn't feel so intuitive. How would I create a block that asks an open
ended question and allows the participant to type in their answer - all
answers are correct?
Hi Deborah, as Crystal shared in her previous comment, there isn't an open-ended question block and we're tracking requests for that feature.
For now, you can use something like Google Forms and put this form in an embed block (Multimedia > Embed) so that your users can send in answers without it being graded. Hope that helps!
I also think this option would be extremely useful!