I am attempting to develop a compliance course in Rise (and I'm SUPER excited about the capabilities, particularly for deployment on iphones via our LMS) but I've noticed I can complete the course even if I skip content, such as tabs and accordion interactions (I can just scroll right past them, and to the casual user they might not realize they are skipping content unless they look closely). Is there a way to lock the user from scrolling past this content?
I should add that since this is a compliance course my stakeholders (i.e. Legal) are pretty particular about skipping content, otherwise I'd consider this an ideal solution (with over 7k learners on ipads/iphones only, I've spent the better part of a year searching for a rapid dev tool, but unfortunately I can't use Rise if content can be skipped).
Hey Leigh - thanks so much for your wonderful compliments about Rise. We're super excited that you're super excited.
Right now we don't force a user to click though all the items in a tabs or accordion interaction. We'll put it on the board to consider it for a future release.
In the meantime, perhaps you could just not use those block types? Or, be sure to insert paragraph blocks before your multi-step interactions so the user knows to click through all the steps.
And for multi-step interactions where you need every item counted, I would try Labeled Graphic, Process and Sorting.
Great, thanks Adam! I'll look into that solution. Also, if you could make videos mandatory for review that would be great too; noticed today that I can scroll past those as well.
Leigh. mark Aiston here in Adelaide. I am also building a compliance course. You may be a good person for me to ask this question. Are you voicing the text based slides on your course. Or are you happy and confident the user will read the text or go through the multi choice slide and simply read it ..
Thanks Leigh for sharing here - Javascript isn't something our team will be able to assist with, but if you're able to test it out please share your results here for any other users who are looking for a similar solution.
Just wanted to make sure you saw the latest announcement about our new "Continue block" as it would help with a lot of the scenarios described here where users were skipping content. Take a look at the announcement and video from Adam here and let us know if you need anything else!
How can we make it compulsory for the user to watch videos in RISE before they move forward with the course? Also, how can we make it mandatory for them to expand the '+' sign in Accordion? thanks in advance
You'll need to do a couple of things to make it compulsory to finish the videos first before moving to the next lesson:
Disable Forward Seeking. To do this, click on Edit on the left side of the video and select Settings. Uncheck "Allow Forward Seeking."
Add a Continue block right after the video. Then set it to "Complete Block Directly Above" by clicking on Edit on the left side of the Continue block, and under the Content tab, select this option for Completion Type.
You can also use a Continue block if you want your users to view the contents of the Accordion block also.
Here's an article that should help expound on how to control navigation in Rise, which includes using Continue blocks to reveal the content I describe above.
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I should add that since this is a compliance course my stakeholders (i.e. Legal) are pretty particular about skipping content, otherwise I'd consider this an ideal solution (with over 7k learners on ipads/iphones only, I've spent the better part of a year searching for a rapid dev tool, but unfortunately I can't use Rise if content can be skipped).
Hey Leigh - thanks so much for your wonderful compliments about Rise. We're super excited that you're super excited.
Right now we don't force a user to click though all the items in a tabs or accordion interaction. We'll put it on the board to consider it for a future release.
In the meantime, perhaps you could just not use those block types? Or, be sure to insert paragraph blocks before your multi-step interactions so the user knows to click through all the steps.
And for multi-step interactions where you need every item counted, I would try Labeled Graphic, Process and Sorting.
Great, thanks Adam! I'll look into that solution. Also, if you could make videos mandatory for review that would be great too; noticed today that I can scroll past those as well.
Leigh. mark Aiston here in Adelaide. I am also building a compliance course. You may be a good person for me to ask this question. Are you voicing the text based slides on your course. Or are you happy and confident the user will read the text or go through the multi choice slide and simply read it ..
Mark Aiston.
Might have found a JS solution, but haven't tested in an LMS yet:
http://www.rabbitoreg.com/2016/11/26/articulate-rise-a-little-magic/
Thanks Leigh for sharing here - Javascript isn't something our team will be able to assist with, but if you're able to test it out please share your results here for any other users who are looking for a similar solution.
Hi all,
Just wanted to make sure you saw the latest announcement about our new "Continue block" as it would help with a lot of the scenarios described here where users were skipping content. Take a look at the announcement and video from Adam here and let us know if you need anything else!
How can we make it compulsory for the user to watch videos in RISE before they move forward with the course? Also, how can we make it mandatory for them to expand the '+' sign in Accordion? thanks in advance
Hi Rashi! Is your video from an external source (web link) or is it directly uploaded in Rise?
it is created outside and directly uploaded in RISE
Hi Rashi,
You'll need to do a couple of things to make it compulsory to finish the videos first before moving to the next lesson:
You can also use a Continue block if you want your users to view the contents of the Accordion block also.
Here's an article that should help expound on how to control navigation in Rise, which includes using Continue blocks to reveal the content I describe above.
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