The hotspot feature would be nice for software training as we currently use that feature in storyline as a quiz to assess the learner ability to retain the content and be able to print/download a certification with a passing grade. Please add that to the list, thanks.
Will there be dedicated free apps that play the content, such as the AMP app? Or is this strictly browser based? Also, SCORM launches don't work well on mobile in our LMS, what alternative methods can be used to track learner progress? Will Articulate ever consider their own analytics cloud that syncs into LMS's via API calls or LTI?
Hey Richard - Rise playback is in the browser. No extra apps required. I would send the Rise SCORM output to your LMS vendor and ask them to support it if they don't already. It's very compliant HTML and doesn't require any plugins. If your LMS can't run it, not sure what they *can* run. We'll consider your suggestion, thanks!
Hi Garry. Storyline 360 outputs content to a responsive player but the content itself maintains its aspect ratio. Since the relative position of content on a slide matters (for example, if you build a slide with a person pointing at a map, you don't want the map repositioned above the person's head when the slide is viewed on a phone), the responsive player adapts to the learner's screen size and orientation, but the content itself does not change position.
If you’re looking to develop inherently responsive content, Rise will be perfect for you.
Hi Will. If you're looking for some courses to test on your desktop and devices, we've got a few options for you. First, when you sign up for the free trial of Articulate 360, you'll see this responsive Rise sample course waiting for you. This is a nice way to see, right away, how Rise courses behave on your desktop, phone, and tablet devices.
I've also been sharing this sample course created in Storyline 2, that I've recently updated and republished with Storyline 360. I think this project nicely illustrates how the responsive player works. I found it helpful to view this on my phone or with a tablet and then to compare it to the desktop version.
And if you're looking for some Articulate 360 projects you can download, reverse engineer, and experiment with on your own, definitely check out our Downloads hub for some nice freebies.
I would like to be able to use the blocks independently and have them embeddable, i.e. in a moodle book page. Is this something that might be possible in the future? Like H5P type content.
We are evaluating this right now, P-O E. It's not trivial as you have to consider all the responsive views and multi-device and how tricky that is with content within content. But we're thinking hard on it.
Currently the blocks are within the Rise course and don't have a set up to export and display independent of that. I am not certain where this type of feature would stand on our product roadmap, but you're welcome to share your thoughts with our team here as well.
Thanks for giving Rise a test and keep the feedback coming!
This is really cool. Rise was released on Wed. By Thursday one of our customers had submitted to us a course she produced having used Rise for just one day.
Can rise point to my media that I host on Vimeo for video? It seems I can only upload the actual files. I don't really want my hosted server dealing with the streaming for embedded video from Rise authored content. Othereise I guess I have to stick to Storyline
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Hi guys can storyline 360 output responsive content?
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The hotspot feature would be nice for software training as we currently use that feature in storyline as a quiz to assess the learner ability to retain the content and be able to print/download a certification with a passing grade. Please add that to the list, thanks.
Hi, Garry.
We've got a lot to say about the Responsive Player in Storyline 360 and Studio 360. Click here to read all about it!
Hi Justin, im more interested in producing responsive content. Is that possible without Rise?
Ie: will the new responsive player, play back native sl2 content on responsive enabled devices?
Will there be dedicated free apps that play the content, such as the AMP app? Or is this strictly browser based? Also, SCORM launches don't work well on mobile in our LMS, what alternative methods can be used to track learner progress? Will Articulate ever consider their own analytics cloud that syncs into LMS's via API calls or LTI?
Hey Richard - Rise playback is in the browser. No extra apps required. I would send the Rise SCORM output to your LMS vendor and ask them to support it if they don't already. It's very compliant HTML and doesn't require any plugins. If your LMS can't run it, not sure what they *can* run. We'll consider your suggestion, thanks!
Hi Garry. Storyline 360 outputs content to a responsive player but the content itself maintains its aspect ratio. Since the relative position of content on a slide matters (for example, if you build a slide with a person pointing at a map, you don't want the map repositioned above the person's head when the slide is viewed on a phone), the responsive player adapts to the learner's screen size and orientation, but the content itself does not change position.
If you’re looking to develop inherently responsive content, Rise will be perfect for you.
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Thanks Adam.
Is there a new feature list for Storyline360?
Rise doesnt currently have support for the types of interactivity needed. Thks
Hey Garry! Check out this https://articulate.com/360/storyline#compare
Do you have some sample courses that were created with Articulate 360 we can try out?
Hi Will. If you're looking for some courses to test on your desktop and devices, we've got a few options for you. First, when you sign up for the free trial of Articulate 360, you'll see this responsive Rise sample course waiting for you. This is a nice way to see, right away, how Rise courses behave on your desktop, phone, and tablet devices.
I've also been sharing this sample course created in Storyline 2, that I've recently updated and republished with Storyline 360. I think this project nicely illustrates how the responsive player works. I found it helpful to view this on my phone or with a tablet and then to compare it to the desktop version.
And if you're looking for some Articulate 360 projects you can download, reverse engineer, and experiment with on your own, definitely check out our Downloads hub for some nice freebies.
Nice! Thank you for the examples. The HTML5 rendering seems to have been improved quite a bit in Storyline 360 over Storyline 2.
Im looking for the interactivity of SL 2 but responsive. So i dont think Rise will be perfect.
Thanks Adam.
Is it possible to dock interactive slides from SL2 as content in Rise? Perhaps as an HTML5 object exported for Rise?
I would like to be able to use the blocks independently and have them embeddable, i.e. in a moodle book page. Is this something that might be possible in the future? Like H5P type content.
Hi POE,
It looks like Adam also answer you here:
Adam Schwartz
We are evaluating this right now, P-O E. It's not trivial as you have to consider all the responsive views and multi-device and how tricky that is with content within content. But we're thinking hard on it.
Hi Nicola,
Currently the blocks are within the Rise course and don't have a set up to export and display independent of that. I am not certain where this type of feature would stand on our product roadmap, but you're welcome to share your thoughts with our team here as well.
Thanks for giving Rise a test and keep the feedback coming!
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This is really cool. Rise was released on Wed. By Thursday one of our customers had submitted to us a course she produced having used Rise for just one day.
Check it out on all your devices.
Can rise point to my media that I host on Vimeo for video? It seems I can only upload the actual files. I don't really want my hosted server dealing with the streaming for embedded video from Rise authored content. Othereise I guess I have to stick to Storyline
Yes it can, Mark. Two ways. 1) Rise has an "Embed" lesson type. 2) Rise has
an "Embed" block type.
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