I also thought I could embed a working script or something here.
Again, I don't believe so, but I could be wrong. I think that "code" as used in Rise is referring to a style element on the page. It dictates how that block of text is presented.
I think you got it wrong, and that their intention was very simple - to show a piece of code, and to alow for copying it for reuse. To be used in courses that teach coding...
There is no way to currently add any code into Rise, from wriiten answers in other threads. But is is on the roadmap. The main issue is that adding codes - that will work well on all\most browsers and all\most devices - is very complex. And the current solution is more into simplifying the rapid authoring for mobile...
I agree with Efrat, this is my opinion as well as far as what this is intended to be, just a way to show a piece of code.
With that being said, I also agree with James in that it really is misplaced if that's the case and shouldn't be under multimedia if it's purely text treatment.
In my opinion, for what it's worth, Rise is almost perfect the way it is. If I have more complex needs and want to add code and web objects and a bunch of the other stuff I'm seeing then I may as well use Storyline, which is geared for the more complex course development.
Brian and Efrat are correct here - it's a way of displaying the code as a snippet for other folks to see and as you mentioned Efrat, copy out if needed.
As far as location within Rise as a multimedia element, I'll share that with our team of Developers!
Thanks very much Ashley and Brian and Efrat for clearing that up. At least now I know my coding skills hadn't completely deserted me. I'll get on with using the other cool stuff in Rise and look forward to what's to come.
No problem James - and I did pass it along, cause I could see how that would be confusing for folks! Me, I don't have any clue about code so it seemed like as good a spot as any! ;-)
Ha! Last night I did the same thing - while looking for a way to include an iframe in a lesson, I saw the Code Snippet block and thought it would be too good to be true. It was : )
That sounds like a great solution and we were heading that way ourselves, so nice to know we're on the right track. We're interested in increasing the interactivity of Rise (eg, playing simple SCORM content (such as 360 quizzes etc) within Rise)... crazy I know (lot's of rabbit holes (just like my use of brackets)).
We're struggling to get it to be responsive using our rad iframe coding. Have you had any success doing that sort of thing? We're thinking more naked embed codes such as using prezi, google slides or H5P as a possible solution if we can't get articulates to play nicely within iframes.
Rise is very exciting and I really like your thinking and solution because to be frank, I have no hope of getting code snippet to work for me.
Thanks for chiming into this discussion! We've seen folks have success embedding published Storyline and Studio files into Rise using this embed code in an Embed/URL block or lesson:
<iframe src="Insert Your URL to the story.html Here"></iframe>
Let us know if you're having trouble embedding your published project, and we'll point you in the right direction!
Alyssa, thank you -- inserting your code with my snippet inside works well.
However, the intended video plays when I open the Lesson it is in -- even tho it is at the bottom of the things in that Lesson. Is there a way to play it only when clicked on?
I want to build a video library of sorts within a Lesson -- but I assume numerous videos would play simultaneously.
Since my last post in this thread, we've added Storyline Blocks which make it much easier to embed Storyline content in Rise! You might want to explore that option rather than using an iFrame code.
And to prevent multiple videos from playing at the same time, try inserting a Continue Block between each embedded Storyline file. That will force the learner to click a button before the video will play.
Can we just get a simple "embed an iframe" or a "url" option inside the multimedia tab in future releases pls.
We tried using the "embed" option and putting our own code/url in, and RISE is dumming this down and giving the user a link to content rather than displaying as is etc.
I am trying to embed an iframe and RISE is not allowing the embed; saying "Please enter a valid URL or iFrame". The embed statement works ok elsewhere. Any suggestions as to why this would be?
Is there any way of displaying GIFs in Rise? I wanted to include small "videos" but they're not long enough to justify uploading them as mp4 and forcing learners to press the play button on each one of them. I thought I could put them using the code snippet function but I realize now from reading this thread that it doesn't work that way.
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James, I could be mistaken here but I believe what you're seeing is intended functionality. Would love to hear someone else weigh in, though...
Hmmm. That seems weird to me. But that could be just me being weird. Fingers crossed for some more light being shed.
Again, I don't believe so, but I could be wrong. I think that "code" as used in Rise is referring to a style element on the page. It dictates how that block of text is presented.
Not to be a pest but then why would that block be in the multimedia section if it is simply a style of text
I am also trying to embed some html. All I see in preview is the code. This must be a bug.
I think you got it wrong, and that their intention was very simple - to show a piece of code, and to alow for copying it for reuse.
To be used in courses that teach coding...
There is no way to currently add any code into Rise, from wriiten answers in other threads. But is is on the roadmap.
The main issue is that adding codes - that will work well on all\most browsers and all\most devices - is very complex. And the current solution is more into simplifying the rapid authoring for mobile...
I agree with Efrat, this is my opinion as well as far as what this is intended to be, just a way to show a piece of code.
With that being said, I also agree with James in that it really is misplaced if that's the case and shouldn't be under multimedia if it's purely text treatment.
In my opinion, for what it's worth, Rise is almost perfect the way it is. If I have more complex needs and want to add code and web objects and a bunch of the other stuff I'm seeing then I may as well use Storyline, which is geared for the more complex course development.
Brian and Efrat are correct here - it's a way of displaying the code as a snippet for other folks to see and as you mentioned Efrat, copy out if needed.
As far as location within Rise as a multimedia element, I'll share that with our team of Developers!
Thanks very much Ashley and Brian and Efrat for clearing that up. At least now I know my coding skills hadn't completely deserted me. I'll get on with using the other cool stuff in Rise and look forward to what's to come.
No problem James - and I did pass it along, cause I could see how that would be confusing for folks! Me, I don't have any clue about code so it seemed like as good a spot as any! ;-)
Ha! Last night I did the same thing - while looking for a way to include an iframe in a lesson, I saw the Code Snippet block and thought it would be too good to be true. It was : )
Hey Mark
That's correct, the code snippet is potentially useless for most of us, but there is another way to include an iframe in your course.
In the block library, select Multimedia, then using the Embed block, you can put in your iframe code.
Hope this helps :)
Thanks Majd,
That sounds like a great solution and we were heading that way ourselves, so nice to know we're on the right track. We're interested in increasing the interactivity of Rise (eg, playing simple SCORM content (such as 360 quizzes etc) within Rise)... crazy I know (lot's of rabbit holes (just like my use of brackets)).
We're struggling to get it to be responsive using our rad iframe coding. Have you had any success doing that sort of thing? We're thinking more naked embed codes such as using prezi, google slides or H5P as a possible solution if we can't get articulates to play nicely within iframes.
Rise is very exciting and I really like your thinking and solution because to be frank, I have no hope of getting code snippet to work for me.
Hi Ames,
Thanks for chiming into this discussion! We've seen folks have success embedding published Storyline and Studio files into Rise using this embed code in an Embed/URL block or lesson:
<iframe src="Insert Your URL to the story.html Here"></iframe>
Let us know if you're having trouble embedding your published project, and we'll point you in the right direction!
Alyssa, thank you -- inserting your code with my snippet inside works well.
However, the intended video plays when I open the Lesson it is in -- even tho it is at the bottom of the things in that Lesson. Is there a way to play it only when clicked on?
I want to build a video library of sorts within a Lesson -- but I assume numerous videos would play simultaneously.
Any ideas on this?
Hi Ann!
Since my last post in this thread, we've added Storyline Blocks which make it much easier to embed Storyline content in Rise! You might want to explore that option rather than using an iFrame code.
And to prevent multiple videos from playing at the same time, try inserting a Continue Block between each embedded Storyline file. That will force the learner to click a button before the video will play.
I hope that helps!
Thanks -- that helps and it's a good reminder to start using SL Blocks in RISE!
Hi,
I found this article which is quite helpful to introduce jQuery in the Rise framework:
https://www.rabbitoreg.com/2016/11/26/articulate-rise-a-little-magic/
Wooow, great job!
Can we just get a simple "embed an iframe" or a "url" option inside the multimedia tab in future releases pls.
We tried using the "embed" option and putting our own code/url in, and RISE is dumming this down and giving the user a link to content rather than displaying as is etc.
I agree it should be under TEXT because it is simply formatting...
I am trying to embed an iframe and RISE is not allowing the embed; saying "Please enter a valid URL or iFrame". The embed statement works ok elsewhere. Any suggestions as to why this would be?
Here is the embed statement:
<IFRAME WIDTH="640" HEIGHT="360" SRC="https://sandbox5.luma.one/embed/?id=9D585E78383D401189FACA35F59577F3" FRAMEBORDER="0" ALLOW="autoplay; encrypted-media" ALLOWFULLSCREEN></IFRAME>
Hmm maybe it doesn't like the "s" try http://
Hi Martin. I changed the text to lowercase, and it worked for me. Let me know if you're still having trouble!
Is there any way of displaying GIFs in Rise? I wanted to include small "videos" but they're not long enough to justify uploading them as mp4 and forcing learners to press the play button on each one of them. I thought I could put them using the code snippet function but I realize now from reading this thread that it doesn't work that way.
Any suggestions?