I'm going to guess that you probably can't do that without building an additional step of some sort. I imagine Rise isn't monitoring the timeline or state of the embedded form, so it can't really know if it's been filled out or not. You'll either have to come up with a "fake" way to tell it, or something a bit more heavy.
I suspect you'll have the same issue if you embed the form as a web object in a storyline file, though maybe not. If there was a way that SL knew the form had been submitted, then it's an easy fix.
Of course you could always ditch the form, build the custom text entries in SL, write some code to send the data to a spreadsheet somewhere, freeze the timeline until all the text entries had been submitted, and load the SL block in Rise--then you could force it because Rise can track the timeline of a SL block. But that's a lot a someone else might know a simpler way.
One method I've seen from other clients is adding a Checklist block followed by a Continue block set to continue only after completing the block above it.
We also have a feature request for a survey or form-type of block to be added in Rise. I'll add this post to our request and update this thread as soon as I hear more from our team about this feature.
Having this type of block should allow the users to move on using the Continue block only after submitting the form.
Could you please provide the iFrame code you gave to Scott in your answer to this question? I'm trying to do the same thing... add a MS Quiz to a Rise course.
I'm currently creating an Articulate e-learning and even though the Microsoft Form I attached displays good for me as a creator, it doesn't show for users. Could you please help me see if is there any issue?
I used this code: <iframe src="URL HERE"></iframe>
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Hi Philemon, you can use a Multimedia > Embed block to add a Microsoft form into your Rise course. Here's how:
<iframe src="URL HERE"></iframe>I hope this helps. Let me know how it goes!
worked perfect, thank you!
This no longer works.
A block of text saying Microsoft 365 Forms with a link is inserted. It is not embedded, it is a link that takes you out to the form.
Hi Scott,
I'd love to troubleshoot this issue you're reporting. Would you mind sharing the iFrame code you're using here? Thanks!
Hi Lea,
I have gotten the form to work using the iFrame code you provided. Not sure what the issue was before, possibly a network problem.
Thank you for replying, it means a lot to know there is a resource that is willing and able to help. Have a great day!
Does anyone know how to keep the user from advancing in the training unless the form is completed?
I'm going to guess that you probably can't do that without building an additional step of some sort. I imagine Rise isn't monitoring the timeline or state of the embedded form, so it can't really know if it's been filled out or not. You'll either have to come up with a "fake" way to tell it, or something a bit more heavy.
I suspect you'll have the same issue if you embed the form as a web object in a storyline file, though maybe not. If there was a way that SL knew the form had been submitted, then it's an easy fix.
Of course you could always ditch the form, build the custom text entries in SL, write some code to send the data to a spreadsheet somewhere, freeze the timeline until all the text entries had been submitted, and load the SL block in Rise--then you could force it because Rise can track the timeline of a SL block. But that's a lot a someone else might know a simpler way.
Hi Robert,
One method I've seen from other clients is adding a Checklist block followed by a Continue block set to continue only after completing the block above it.
We also have a feature request for a survey or form-type of block to be added in Rise. I'll add this post to our request and update this thread as soon as I hear more from our team about this feature.
Having this type of block should allow the users to move on using the Continue block only after submitting the form.
Hi Lea,
Could you please provide the iFrame code you gave to Scott in your answer to this question? I'm trying to do the same thing... add a MS Quiz to a Rise course.
Thanks kindly, Sadig
Hello Sadig!
This is the iframe code that Lea shared in her comment above:
<iframe src="URL HERE"></iframe>
I hope this helps!
Hello!
I'm currently creating an Articulate e-learning and even though the Microsoft Form I attached displays good for me as a creator, it doesn't show for users. Could you please help me see if is there any issue?
I used this code: <iframe src="URL HERE"></iframe>