I'm working on a project where I want to create a matching activity in Rise 360 where users match the name of a product (text) my company makes to an image of the product. I'm have seen other threads about this with some different options but was hoping for new feedback on this.
Thanks for letting us know that you're interested in seeing this feature. We are currently tracking the demand for the ability to be able to insert images where text can be placed, so I went ahead and added your post to the report. We'll be sure to notify you as soon as this makes it to our product roadmap!
Nate, I created a Theme Component where you can offer a set of images as a multiple choice question, so you could instruct the learner "click on the plumbus" and there is only one correct answer.
Yes both solutions are a bit technical, my example is all CSS. I'm actually planning an 'intro to CSS' course for instructional designers using Rise, as Rise provides a lot of opportunities for visual/design improvements that require some CSS knowledge.
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Hi Nate,
Thanks for letting us know that you're interested in seeing this feature. We are currently tracking the demand for the ability to be able to insert images where text can be placed, so I went ahead and added your post to the report. We'll be sure to notify you as soon as this makes it to our product roadmap!
I appreciate that!
In the meantime, any suggestions for creating this in Rise 360 today?
Nate, I created a Theme Component where you can offer a set of images as a multiple choice question, so you could instruct the learner "click on the plumbus" and there is only one correct answer.
code documented here:
https://theme-360.com/theme-component/graphical-multiple-choice-quiz-in-rise-360/
Also check out this demo from Tim St. Clair, his second example includes a working example of images inside the matching block:
https://community.articulate.com/discussions/rise-360/sorting-activity-with-images-6fb7675e-cc5f-43e3-8f67-b529a63401e4
Phil,
I'm not familiar with HTML coding. Is that knowledge essential to do what you're describing?
Thanks!
Yes both solutions are a bit technical, my example is all CSS. I'm actually planning an 'intro to CSS' course for instructional designers using Rise, as Rise provides a lot of opportunities for visual/design improvements that require some CSS knowledge.