I just wanted to know if the progress of a video within an Articulate Rise lesson could be tracked. So, I've created a large course using Rise, but after reviewing a few things afterwards, it seems like a user could just skip over the short videos included in the lessons and go straight to the quiz at the end.
In a perfect world, the videos could be tracked to see if they even watched each one completely.
I have the same situation in my course. So instead of adding the video in a block lesson, I used the Video Pre-Built Lesson. That will force the user to press play before they can continue to the next lesson.
I'd agree with Erin that you may want to use the Pre-built Video Lesson if you want to require your learners to click Play and watch the entire video completely. This video I recorded using Peek explains a bit more about how that works.
If you're concerned about users skipping over video content in a Blocks lesson, it sounds like the underlying concern is that learners won’t really digest the content. I wanted to point you to Adam's thoughts on the topic here, in case you're interested!
Hopefully one of these video options will work for your design. That's what makes Rise so different from other responsive authoring tools - it offers flexibility and options in an easy to use app, and you'll get a visually-stunning course every time. :)
Do any of the block types enable video tracking? I'm using the embedded video code, but a person just has to scroll on by to get credit. I'm having the same issue with all interactive activities. I've set the module to be restricted when exported as a SCORM package and imported into my LMS.
Tracking if learners have viewed an embedded video in Rise 360 isn't currently possible since these videos exist in a different platform. Embedded videos can't communicate if the timeline of the video has ended because the video isn't hosted in the same place as the Rise 360 course. You'll want to download a copy of the video and add it using a video block if you want to make the video block part of the course's navigation.
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I have the same situation in my course. So instead of adding the video in a block lesson, I used the Video Pre-Built Lesson. That will force the user to press play before they can continue to the next lesson.
Hi there Sadig,
I'd agree with Erin that you may want to use the Pre-built Video Lesson if you want to require your learners to click Play and watch the entire video completely. This video I recorded using Peek explains a bit more about how that works.
If you're concerned about users skipping over video content in a Blocks lesson, it sounds like the underlying concern is that learners won’t really digest the content. I wanted to point you to Adam's thoughts on the topic here, in case you're interested!
Hopefully one of these video options will work for your design. That's what makes Rise so different from other responsive authoring tools - it offers flexibility and options in an easy to use app, and you'll get a visually-stunning course every time. :)
Hi Alyssa, is the pre-built video lesson still an option? I can't seem to find it in Rise.
It's no longer an option.
Pre-built Lessons were replaced by a single Lesson type comprised of various block types.
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Karl,
Do any of the block types enable video tracking? I'm using the embedded video code, but a person just has to scroll on by to get credit. I'm having the same issue with all interactive activities. I've set the module to be restricted when exported as a SCORM package and imported into my LMS.
Thanks,
Eileen
Hello Alyssa,
I have the same question as Allison. I can't locate the pre-built lesson. I also don't quite understand Karl's explanation of the single Lesson type.
Is there a way to track video completion in Rise in 2021?
Thanks,
Eileen
Is there any way to track if users have watched a video embedded in a Rise module? This seems unanswered.
Hi Aimee,
Happy to help!
Tracking if learners have viewed an embedded video in Rise 360 isn't currently possible since these videos exist in a different platform. Embedded videos can't communicate if the timeline of the video has ended because the video isn't hosted in the same place as the Rise 360 course. You'll want to download a copy of the video and add it using a video block if you want to make the video block part of the course's navigation.