New Rise Feature: Labeled Graphics Block

Excellent, keep it coming!

This is fantastic news, and has been really helpful, it allows us to create multiple quick reference guides within one labeled graphic!  is it possible to set the labeled graphics up that once all markers are viewed it automatically moves on to the next block?

Hi Jamie,

I'm so happy to hear that you're loving the new labeled graphic block! As for an automatic advance option, that's an idea I can pass along to our team. Thanks! 

Awesome feature to have it as a block!
Am I missing something, or is it not possible to remove the animated glow effect on the markers?

Love this feature. Is there a way to change the background color of the markers? I am using these against mostly white/document images. Thanks!

Hi Mary,

The markers on a labeled graphic will pick up the accent color that you set in the overall course seeing for your Theme, and that color will appear in the white marker. Perhaps choosing a different "Marker style" would make the color pop a bit more? For example, the one with the center dot is a bit more noticeable: 

Thanks so much, good idea to go back to the center dot one.

It would be nice, but for now it's possible to build that out if you really like the functionality of it in Storyline and import it into RISE.

Daniel

What I would love to see is more marker options. 

1) In response to Erin M's post about the other blocks (process etc), it would be great to have the matching option as a stand-alone block. Right now, it's only a question option. 

2) Regarding markers, we have become partial to using the numbers. 1) It helps the learner keep track of of what they have selected and 2) it limits us as developers from not overcrowding an image with too many markers. We would love to see the ability to change the background, and have them change color (or just grey out) once they have been selected.

Thanks for everything. We definitely appreciate the frequent (and USEFUL) updates. 

Hi Erin,

We're working on some additional question types to include in the knowledge check block.  It's still "coming soon" on our “What’s New” page, but once it's ready, you can let learners review what they've learned with matching, multiple response, and fill-in-the-blank knowledge checks in blocks lessons.

Hey Erin, 

that is good news because just today I could have really made use of different question types. 

Daniel

This is excellent. Thanks for continuing to implement new features! 

I'm not seeing a way to adjust the colors of the pulsing ring around the icon for unvisited, hover and visited states. My issue is when using them over a nearly white image. It's nearly impossible to tell which labels have been visited, so users end up frustrated. Can I change this to any color? Or can I at least choose an inverted option for light colored graphics?

Hi Daniel,

The color of the marker in a labeled graphic is drawn from the accent color you choose for your overall Rise theme. It will change from a main white background with an accent color to the accent color as the background when clicked:

Also, once you click on a Labeled graphic, the pulsing will stop indicating that the learner has already visited that marker. 

Which sounds good until the pulsing is white and the graphic you are labeling is also mostly white.

The training we build is often around software, and the graphics are screen grabs.

The accent color is working just fine.

Here's an example. Video attached to see it in action.

That makes sense Daniel. Thank you for sharing your experience and what you are seeing.

Greater control over the settings is something I have seen a request for and I'll add this conversation as we track user impact. This will also allow me to pop in and update you here when we can.

In the meantime, we've decided to use numbered labels, even though a process order is unnecessary. This should help most of our users avoid confusion about which labels they have already visited.

Daniel, we do the same! It also helps us think carefully about how many markers we add to the image. -Erin

Loving this!

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