Hi Thomas! You're correct — right now, there isn't a way to collect freeform responses in a quiz, nor turn off the quiz passing score.
It sounds like survey-style questions would be helpful for your team. In the meantime, I would suggest embedding a survey from a third-party tool (like Google Forms or SurveyMonkey) using a multimedia embed block.
I totally agree. The Knowledge check needs to allow for a survey type, similar to what Captivate does. There are some questions that are reflective and have no real answer. But providing feedback to whatever their answers are is valuable.
Yes, add me to the list of requesters. Currently embedding a Google Form, but it would be helpful to have this native as both a reflective question and a course survey.
We certainly need this option. Currently, we designed a tabular view that takes text inputs from user. But, we are not able to send these inputs back to LMS. Can you share how did you do it with javascript?
I'm ever so sorry, but I've been offline on these forums for quite some time. I'm aware a great deal of time has passed since I shared information on the Javascript trick, but is this something you'd still like to know? I can flag this topic to the developer who created it.
I was just working on an Overview section that includes some relevant inspiration for the learners. I tried using a Quiz with open choice, but I'd love to be able to have an option where any choice combo is correct. It's just to survey their background knowledge about the topic.
I agree with the comments above, a poll block would be a game-changer, as assessment doesn't always have to be a quiz. Sometimes we want to collect reactions, interest, and other data that's not a final quiz. Thanks for listening!
+1 for a survey (non-graded) question block with the answers passed to the LMS. We use questions to rate course effectiveness and being able to embed this in Rise would be awesome. We need to be able to get the survey results through the LMS, so using a Storyline block wouldn't work.
Any updates on the survey tool? We would like to use this as well. Ideally responses that report back to the LMS, that can be saved and downloaded would be an amazing feature.
Four years on from the original request this incredibly basic and obvious functionality still isn't native to Rise. Either a separate survey block or the ability to set quiz and knowledge check questions to not impact scoring and/or not provide Correct/Incorrect feedback. I mean seriously.
Course satisfaction, learning, or literally anything else that isn't a scored quiz with right and wrong answers. Self-assessments. Polls. Discussions. "What is your favorite color." Before-and-after capabilities measurements. Follow-ups. Voting. User insights. Corrections and bug reports. Recipes. Learner declarations proclaiming their personal scholastic magnificence.
Articulate's dogged conviction that years of product updates mainly consisting of new characters for the Content Library--but conspicuously lacking in fixes or requested functionality, time after time after time--is fascinating... and potentially educational, in the same way the fate of QuarkXPress could be educational for adherents to a similar product philosophy.
Six years and Rise still isn't fully ADA compliant, but that Content Library is pregnant with characters! Priorities!
Naaah. I'm sure there are lots of big and exciting feature surprises coming in the next release. You know, the one that's... in design.
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Hi Thomas! You're correct — right now, there isn't a way to collect freeform responses in a quiz, nor turn off the quiz passing score.
It sounds like survey-style questions would be helpful for your team. In the meantime, I would suggest embedding a survey from a third-party tool (like Google Forms or SurveyMonkey) using a multimedia embed block.
Hi Alyssa, are you still tracking this? We would like to have this feature and leverage requests towards it.
Yes we are! Thanks for letting us know you need this feature, Jon.
I totally agree. The Knowledge check needs to allow for a survey type, similar to what Captivate does. There are some questions that are reflective and have no real answer. But providing feedback to whatever their answers are is valuable.
Yes, add me to the list of requesters. Currently embedding a Google Form, but it would be helpful to have this native as both a reflective question and a course survey.
Hi Euan,
We certainly need this option. Currently, we designed a tabular view that takes text inputs from user. But, we are not able to send these inputs back to LMS. Can you share how did you do it with javascript?
Many Thanks.
+1
Hello Jakub, Lin and Rubab.
I'm ever so sorry, but I've been offline on these forums for quite some time. I'm aware a great deal of time has passed since I shared information on the Javascript trick, but is this something you'd still like to know? I can flag this topic to the developer who created it.
All the best,
Euan.
Please include this!
I was just working on an Overview section that includes some relevant inspiration for the learners. I tried using a Quiz with open choice, but I'd love to be able to have an option where any choice combo is correct. It's just to survey their background knowledge about the topic.
I agree with the comments above, a poll block would be a game-changer, as assessment doesn't always have to be a quiz. Sometimes we want to collect reactions, interest, and other data that's not a final quiz. Thanks for listening!
+1 for a survey (non-graded) question block with the answers passed to the LMS. We use questions to rate course effectiveness and being able to embed this in Rise would be awesome. We need to be able to get the survey results through the LMS, so using a Storyline block wouldn't work.
+1 for this feature. Any updates on this?
If Surveys (data entry templates) are still not in the features roadmap, then Rise360 is lagging behind most other authoring tools right now :/
Any updates on the survey tool? We would like to use this as well. Ideally responses that report back to the LMS, that can be saved and downloaded would be an amazing feature.
+1 for this feature as well!
+1 for this feature as well!
a survey block is need, please give an update, is it in the roadmap?
Upvote +1 for this one!
Four years on from the original request this incredibly basic and obvious functionality still isn't native to Rise. Either a separate survey block or the ability to set quiz and knowledge check questions to not impact scoring and/or not provide Correct/Incorrect feedback. I mean seriously.
Hello!
Is there an update to adding a survey to rate course satisfaction and learning within Rise 360?
Thank you,
Grace
Course satisfaction, learning, or literally anything else that isn't a scored quiz with right and wrong answers. Self-assessments. Polls. Discussions. "What is your favorite color." Before-and-after capabilities measurements. Follow-ups. Voting. User insights. Corrections and bug reports. Recipes. Learner declarations proclaiming their personal scholastic magnificence.
Articulate's dogged conviction that years of product updates mainly consisting of new characters for the Content Library--but conspicuously lacking in fixes or requested functionality, time after time after time--is fascinating... and potentially educational, in the same way the fate of QuarkXPress could be educational for adherents to a similar product philosophy.
Six years and Rise still isn't fully ADA compliant, but that Content Library is pregnant with characters! Priorities!
Naaah. I'm sure there are lots of big and exciting feature surprises coming in the next release. You know, the one that's... in design.
Looking forward to new features! I hope some include those you mentioned.