I'm excited to let you know that you can now add Content Library photos and illustrations to your Rise lessons. You can search Content Library right from within Rise and add images with one click.
Echoing the absolute need to be able to search content library by file name.
So much of the time saved in using Rise and Storyline is wasted in searching for the one graphic that you saw or used yesterday, that now refuses to show up in search.
Thanks for letting us know you'd like to see Content Library videos in Rise! Would you mind telling me a little more about why that particular function would come in handy for you? What type of scenario would you use Content Library videos in? I'll share your feedback with our product team.
Videos can be useful to mix up online strategies. I would consider for example a text block atcthe start of a course, explaining what the video is about, then rwlating it to the content I am presenting. FFor exanple for team building there is a useful video with a group of ducks, two of whom have a peck at each other. This would be useful the likes of group development.
How am I able to modify an image after it's loaded into the course. For example: I have a picture of a couple and I'm using the text on image feature. When I upload the image from content library it cuts off their heads. The only way I can see their heads if I return multiple times and then the image is too big--what am I missing here?
Hi there, Amanda! A best practice for Rise is to use images where important details won't be lost if the edges are cropped, especially in full width image blocks. Rise courses are fully responsive, so your images may have different dimensions as they adapt to different devices and orientations. Check out this article for more detail.
In your setup, the Text on Image block is full width, meaning Rise wants the image to cover the lesson from edge to edge horizontally while matching the space needed for your text. Rise won't stretch or skew your images. Instead, they may get cropped to fit into the full width blocks and cover photo areas.
As an alternative, you could edit the image to add your text overlay, and insert it as a centered image to maintain its aspect ratio.
While Content Library characters and icons aren't integrated with Rise at this time, check out this post by community member Jose to find out how others are making it work!
Characters aren't available in Rise at this time. It sounds like this would improve your experience authoring in Rise 360. Would you be up for logging a feature request to tell us more?
In the meantime, if there’s anything else I can do to help, please let me know!
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Dear all,
what about the conditions of usage for the content library, where can I find it? Thank you in advance, BR Lisi
Hi Lisi,
You can review our Terms of Service and conditions for usage of those items here.
Hope that helps!
Echoing the absolute need to be able to search content library by file name.
So much of the time saved in using Rise and Storyline is wasted in searching for the one graphic that you saw or used yesterday, that now refuses to show up in search.
This is excellent. Will videos also be added soon?
Hi Jillian,
Thanks for letting us know you'd like to see Content Library videos in Rise! Would you mind telling me a little more about why that particular function would come in handy for you? What type of scenario would you use Content Library videos in? I'll share your feedback with our product team.
Videos can be useful to mix up online strategies. I would consider for example a text block atcthe start of a course, explaining what the video is about, then rwlating it to the content I am presenting. FFor exanple for team building there is a useful video with a group of ducks, two of whom have a peck at each other. This would be useful the likes of group development.
Thanks, Jillian. Helpful example and now I'd like to go search for that cute duck video!
We'll let you know if Videos are added into the Rise sections where you can pull media from Content Library.
How am I able to modify an image after it's loaded into the course. For example: I have a picture of a couple and I'm using the text on image feature. When I upload the image from content library it cuts off their heads. The only way I can see their heads if I return multiple times and then the image is too big--what am I missing here?
Hi there, Amanda! A best practice for Rise is to use images where important details won't be lost if the edges are cropped, especially in full width image blocks. Rise courses are fully responsive, so your images may have different dimensions as they adapt to different devices and orientations. Check out this article for more detail.
In your setup, the Text on Image block is full width, meaning Rise wants the image to cover the lesson from edge to edge horizontally while matching the space needed for your text. Rise won't stretch or skew your images. Instead, they may get cropped to fit into the full width blocks and cover photo areas.
As an alternative, you could edit the image to add your text overlay, and insert it as a centered image to maintain its aspect ratio.
Is the ability to add Content Library icons and characters in Rise available yet? Thanks
Great question, Ramona!
While Content Library characters and icons aren't integrated with Rise at this time, check out this post by community member Jose to find out how others are making it work!
Thank you. That works for now. Can’t wait until everything is integrated.
May I know if character images on Storyline are now available on Rise?
Thank you.
Hi Jhoanna,
Characters aren't available in Rise at this time. It sounds like this would improve your experience authoring in Rise 360. Would you be up for logging a feature request to tell us more?
In the meantime, if there’s anything else I can do to help, please let me know!
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