Searching in Rise

Nov 12, 2016

Hi there

I can't see an option to search a Rise course. Could this be added?

Thanks

99 Replies
Kim Hofmann

I need the Search function as well.  I"m also needing Review with Rise.  I am co-authoring a course and the hours we are spending making sure we "are on the same page" and that the correct changes are being made is time we could be spending on the course.

Along that line, I would also like to be able to add an additional author.  As it is set up now, I just have to remove my name and have it blank (it isn't right just showing my name as the author).

Thanks.

Ashley Terwilliger-Pollard

Hi Kim,

We'll keep you posted on Rise with Review - as it should be available soon. 

I'll also submit a feature request on your behalf for listing multiple authors. We do have a Collaborators feature on the horizon too - so that you could edit a course with another 360 Teams member, and being able to list multiple authors sounds like a neat addition to that! 

Ashley Terwilliger-Pollard

Hi Ronny,

Oh no! I'm sorry you've been waiting for this to deploy your courses - it's on our roadmap as we see the value in the feature, but it's something we're not ready to set an ETA around.

I know it's hard to wait, but once we do have any information on that we'll update discussions such as this one. As long as you're subscribed (check the top of this discussion)  you should get that notice via email.

Kelly-Anne Slatton

Just gonna go ahead and +1 this. I think it would be super handy on the student side if they are looking to go back to a particular topic in a long course, and it would be very helpful on the admin side to be able to quickly find areas that students might find errors in, or for yearly updates when we have to say update the year and it then we could easily pick out all instances of a term, etc.

Parkland Corporation

Definitely want a Search feature in Rise.  Everything else so far has been great, but the search would just put this tool over the top!

When our company was developing an HTML5 tool a few years ago, the search function was near the top of the list and was very effective used by our testers.  That way they could find material in a larger course quickly, when needed to access required info while out at remote sites, during both information requests, and for immediate response situations, looking up the course info on a mobile device.

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