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Stephanie
Super Hero
5 months ago

A Growing List of Cool Code Block Examples

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Hi everyone! 👋

You'll find (33 so far) examples of what you can do with the Rise Code Block. These are my tests that I've built to be responsive and accessible. I've provided the code for each so you can easily copy, paste, and insert them in your Rise courses. 

There is a suggestion box if you'd like to upvote an idea or enter your own. If you have any comments, just drop them here in review. Yor can reach me directly at stephanie@stephanieharnett.ca.

Latest Examples:

  • Pulse Check (no right/wrong answer question)
  • Card Order Question
  • Row Order Question
  • Multi-track audio Player

 

Your Input
Suggestion Box

Interactions

Click & Reveal Checklist
Flip Cards
Glossary You Can Print
Hover Definitions & Popup Info
Labeled Graphic
Matching Activity
Memory Match
Scratch Card Reveal
Scrolling Ticker
Sentence Builder
Sorting Interaction with Feedback
Timeline
Vertical & Horizonal Tabs

Effects & Media
Animated Checklist
Confetti
Dividers

Graphics 
Blended Image Slider
Image Compare Slider

Knowledge Check / Quizzes
Flashcard Self-Assessment
Swipe Card Quiz
Yes/No Swipe Cards

User Input
Capture & Recall Reflections You Can Print
Course Completion Certificate
ElevenLabs Chatbot
Learner Name with Persistence
Notebook You Can Print

E-Learning Challenges & Fun Stuff
#535 Snow Globe
#540 Valentine Oracle
Rise Code Block "Build-a-Thon" Submission

 

10 Replies

  • TravisCryan's avatar
    TravisCryan
    Community Member

    Stephanie​ Several of these are LIFE savers! I used the basic code for the notebook to create the template for a workbook. It captures the students name and email address at the beginning, then responses to prompts during each unit, and then at the end lets them submit via MS Form. This closed a HUGE gap that we hadn't been able to fill, even with an LMS. THANK YOU for laying the foundation!

    One question per unit version.

    Multiple questions per unit version.

    • Stephanie's avatar
      Stephanie
      Super Hero

      Wow! This is awesome Travis. Thanks for sharing. The Microsoft forms solution is fantastic. I wouldn't have thought you could pop out of the sandboxed environment where the iframed code is, but it does work. I'd love to know how you did that. Cheers! Stephanie

    • Stephanie's avatar
      Stephanie
      Super Hero

      Hi Thomas. Yes, several of them. What I'm finding is that the "blank slide, I can build anything" feeling with Storyline is the similar to the feeling of the Rise Code block. Both have their place and their limitations, but the combination of them means anything I can dream up that will help in the education process, I can now capably do vs having to stay within the defined limits of the software. 

  • cmarie021's avatar
    cmarie021
    Community Member

    So impressive, and thank you for sharing! How did you create the Valentine Oracle? Any plans to share the code snippet for that?

  • Thanks for sharing Stephanie, these are awesome! I can't wait to use the Image compare slider in an upcoming project!

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