New Rise Feature - Knowledge Check Block

Hey Julie! Currently you can select 1 correct answer for knowledge check questions, but a multiple response question type (with more than 1 correct answer) is coming soon! We'll let you know when it arrives. 

Hi Fiona! Are you looking for a way to adjust the text labels in your Rise course? If so, check out this handy tutorial! It's got everything you need to know. 😁

Is there an option to make the knowledge check block a multiple response rather than multiple choice?  

Hey Kellie and welcome to E-Learning Heroes :)

Thanks for reaching out. As Alyssa mentioned above, this is something our team is working on. In the meantime, you can use other block types for a similar effect. Check out this example by my colleague Crystal. 

This is a great idea- thanks so much.

Thanks a million, this fits my needs perfectly.

Is there a way to not allow learners to move on to the next lesson unless the knowledge check is answered correctly?

Great question, Erin!

If you add a Continue button below a Knowledge Check block, it will activate when the learner has completed the Knowledge Check question, whether their answer is correct or incorrect. 

Instead, you could create the Knowledge Check question in Storyline, and require learners to answer the question correctly using a course completion trigger. The details of that setup are all right here!

We really need a try again feature and knowledge check LMS tracking. Our style of micro-learning lends itself really well to knowledge checks after each section, allowing users to review any material they may not have fully absorbed by simply scrolling back up the page. e.g. https://rise.articulate.com/share/okTOJVTyX_DzafAs5UWsmYtB5SQg5oag#/lessons/y7h7yytcqseqMFzsMNOKQOhOIiX2sQFA?_k=r6a2bu in the Course Overview section, the user is tested at the end of the page, but not forced to get the knowledge check correct. Why would it be useful to allow them to progress with an incorrect answer? And the same feedback for a correct answer is not ideal. We've really been embracing RISE here and would love to contribute to future testing and development in any way possible. 

We are aware of this technique, but not as nice user experience on the phone has paused our implementation of this design pattern. And it's a bit high-maintenance with separate storyline files for each knowledge check.

Hi there Warren,

Thanks for sharing the context of how you'd like to use Rise knowledge check blocks. At this time, LMS reporting is tied to quiz lessons only (not to knowledge checks). I'll share your use case with our Rise product team -- if we add this functionality to Rise in the future, we'll let you know!

Any progress on this feature, that is, removing the swirly "take again" icon?

Also, I'm confused why anyone would want to answer a single question a second time when they've just been shown the right answer. Is there something I'm missing?

Hey Daniel!

Thanks for adding your voice! We've got lots of new things on the docket for Rise, and we're looking closely at feature requests to plan for future releases. If we add functionality to turn off the "Try Again" option in a knowledge check block, we'll let you know!

Hello Ashley & Articulate Team and Hello e-heroes community!
First of all thanks for the great tools and support you provide, my team and I really love working with Rise :)

I was wondering if there has been an update regarding Amy Powells question above..?

We constantly get the feedback from SMEs and learners that it doesn't make any sense to them that the correct/wrong answers are shown AND they can "try again" after that.
(in knowledge check blocks)

That's why we want to either deactivate the "Try again" option or disable the display of the wrong/correct answers.

Is that possible and we just didn't find the settings for that?

Thanks a lot for your help!

oh - sorry! My mistake: I somehow missed reading the last reply by Alyssa : (
Awesome that you are working on the settings for the knowledge check blocks / deactivating the try again - we really need it!!
Thank you!

Is it now possible to deactivate the "Try Again" button/feature on the knowledge check questions? i just want users to take a quiz and have their scores recorded/reported at the end. Not have a chance to answer again right away.

Hi Katherine, 

That's not currently possible, but we do have a feature request logged for that capability so I'll go ahead and add your voice to that request.

Let me know if you have any other questions.

Hi, can i limit the "Retries" to none on the checking knowledge block in rise 360?

Hi Sarai,

Unfortunately, that’s not currently possible. If you have time to log a feature request and tell us more about your specific needs, that would be super helpful!

Let me know if there’s anything else I can help you with.

Hi all,

I see a lot of discussions here about Try again option.

I just want to join and add that it is really necessary to add an opportunity to limit the number of attempts in the Knowledge check block.

It works great in AS360: when attempts are available user sees Try again button with some generic feedback, once they are over user sees correct\incorrect feedback without the Try again button.

I really see that RISE tool could work so good, but without this basic function, It is impossible.

Hope we'll see some updates soon.

Thanks for adding your voice, Tatiana! We read each and every piece of feedback, so I appreciate you sharing your thoughts with us. 

This feature is great, but from a usability perspective, it's confusing to the learner that they get the option to "Try again" if they get it correct. 
Any way to remove when they get it correct? Thanks

Hey Elaine!

There's not a way to remove the "Try Again" feedback, but we're tracking those requests! Thanks for adding your vote. 😁

Hi, (1) Is there a way to require that learners answer knowledge checks that are built into lesson blocks? If not, please +1 this feature request. It's a common concern I've received from clients: their worry being that there is no incentive to complete the KCs and learners may just speed through. (2) Alternatively, if I include separate quiz sections throughout the course (essentially, to mimic required KCs in lesson blocks), is possible to specify which of the quiz blocks can be used to calculate scoring?