It's not a feature currently on our roadmap, but based on a few different requests I've seen for it here in the E-Learning Heroes community I'll bring it up again with our team. When we first released Rise, the auto play feature was something we shied away from as you'll see in Adam's comments here. It's always good to keep these discussions going and evaluate any changes to that as Rise is continually evolving!
A good idea Lawrence - I sent a message along to a colleague about it this AM, as I know it's come up a few times but hasn't made the product roadmap yet. But our customers really do drive our feature roadmaps, so thanks again for sharing!
This would be an awesome feature. I was going to use Rise for a compliance course but probably will go back to 360 or storyline. But I am getting kind of hooked on Rise. The more I use it the better I like it!
Not out of the box. I did something similar for video. It won't work on ios because you must touch the ios device to play audio or video but in a browser it should:
I've come across this issue as well. In Ontario, our content must be accessibility compliant. Not a choice. So I will likely add an audio block at the bottom that will read the entire set of content. I think the best solution would be a small play button beside each block of text, added potentially through the settings of said block. The last think you want is to have an audio block under each element, as that would double the length of your scroll and look terrible.
In Ontario, this sort of thing is mandatory. Many designers keep their stuff off the grid and negate this requirement.
No worries. As a step back, it would be weird to have voice over triggered by your scrolling. Neat feature but awkward. I think the ability for any object to have a narrative aspect (subtly) would be sufficient. So click to hear the text, click to explain picture. Since most corps in Canada can keep their stuff off the grid, they don't comply.
I also have a need for this feature due to my companies high priority placed on inclusion with our courses. We need to make sure that those who find it difficult to read the material have the option of audio which has meant we have not been able to utilise RISE in the ways in which we would like to. I understand you can get a work around by possibly using your Storyline blocks or adding the audio block underneath but something to allow audio to be added to each block with specific trigger to play which can be preset would be ideal.
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Hi Lawrence,
It's not a feature currently on our roadmap, but based on a few different requests I've seen for it here in the E-Learning Heroes community I'll bring it up again with our team. When we first released Rise, the auto play feature was something we shied away from as you'll see in Adam's comments here. It's always good to keep these discussions going and evaluate any changes to that as Rise is continually evolving!
Ashley,
Maybe a switch in the settings to manually play the audio - as in a separate block or auto play?
In many ways the same as a podcast?
Many thanks for getting back to me though,
Lawrence
A good idea Lawrence - I sent a message along to a colleague about it this AM, as I know it's come up a few times but hasn't made the product roadmap yet. But our customers really do drive our feature roadmaps, so thanks again for sharing!
This would be an awesome feature. I was going to use Rise for a compliance course but probably will go back to 360 or storyline. But I am getting kind of hooked on Rise. The more I use it the better I like it!
Not out of the box. I did something similar for video. It won't work on ios because you must touch the ios device to play audio or video but in a browser it should:
https://www.rabbitoreg.com/demo/atd2017/#/list/5SBBI788qmLJnsXnTv4UE2Be7rMB0Vnj?_k=4d10uy
Scroll down. Once the video is visible, it starts playing. When it's complete, it moves to the next video.
I've come across this issue as well. In Ontario, our content must be accessibility compliant. Not a choice. So I will likely add an audio block at the bottom that will read the entire set of content. I think the best solution would be a small play button beside each block of text, added potentially through the settings of said block. The last think you want is to have an audio block under each element, as that would double the length of your scroll and look terrible.
In Ontario, this sort of thing is mandatory. Many designers keep their stuff off the grid and negate this requirement.
Thanks, James. It's really helpful for us to know how much of a priority this feature is, especially as it relates to accessibility.
Thanks for adding your voice to this thread!
No worries. As a step back, it would be weird to have voice over triggered by your scrolling. Neat feature but awkward. I think the ability for any object to have a narrative aspect (subtly) would be sufficient. So click to hear the text, click to explain picture. Since most corps in Canada can keep their stuff off the grid, they don't comply.
I also have a need for this feature due to my companies high priority placed on inclusion with our courses. We need to make sure that those who find it difficult to read the material have the option of audio which has meant we have not been able to utilise RISE in the ways in which we would like to. I understand you can get a work around by possibly using your Storyline blocks or adding the audio block underneath but something to allow audio to be added to each block with specific trigger to play which can be preset would be ideal.
Hi Kevin,
Thanks for lending your voice to the discussion here.
Accessibility in Rise is high on our priority list. I will make sure your feedback is shared with our product team.
Hi Zsolt, this is quite an old thread but maybe you're still active!
Could you be so kind as to provide some insight as to how this was achieved?
Thanks!
Wow, how did you do that?