I have created a microlearning course using Rise-360 and uploaded it to our LMS. However, I noticed that on resuming the course it does not resume back to the screen that it was closed on. Is this by any chance a feature of the microlearning courses?
I have the same question. I just published my first microlearning and when testing it does not resume from the correct section. It goes back to the first block every time.
A Microlearning (in my experience) will always resumé from the first block.
Regular Rise courses behave in the same way. When you resume an in-progress Lesson, it will always start from the beginning, and not from the last viewed block.
I am experiencing the same issue and I am now having to split up my course into multiple different sections so that learners can have some sort of solution to a resumption of learning.
This is not ideal as it degrades the user experience and essentially renders the Rise 360 microlearning option as being pretty useless...unless there is a way to track and resume learning?
We appreciate your feedback regarding Microlearning courses. Yes, you are correct in that Microlearning courses right now resume from the top block by default, similar to lessons when a Rise 360 course is resumed.
We recommend building a regular Rise 360 course instead. You can use the Block Template feature to quickly move the blocks in your Microlearning course over to the regular one to save time.
4 Replies
I have the same question. I just published my first microlearning and when testing it does not resume from the correct section. It goes back to the first block every time.
A Microlearning (in my experience) will always resumé from the first block.
Regular Rise courses behave in the same way. When you resume an in-progress Lesson, it will always start from the beginning, and not from the last viewed block.
I am experiencing the same issue and I am now having to split up my course into multiple different sections so that learners can have some sort of solution to a resumption of learning.
This is not ideal as it degrades the user experience and essentially renders the Rise 360 microlearning option as being pretty useless...unless there is a way to track and resume learning?
Hello Sean,
We appreciate your feedback regarding Microlearning courses. Yes, you are correct in that Microlearning courses right now resume from the top block by default, similar to lessons when a Rise 360 course is resumed.
We recommend building a regular Rise 360 course instead. You can use the Block Template feature to quickly move the blocks in your Microlearning course over to the regular one to save time.