Web objects in 360 Rise

There is no web object per se, but there is a URL/embed lesson type that allows you to add the URL of a website, YouTube video, etc.

This is really an important and highly valued feature for me as well. I just submitted an enhancement request for it. In my case I would typically develop animations and custom interactions in HTML5/JS, using Animate CC.

http://embedresponsively.com : )

Sure thing.

Say if I had created my own responsive activity using a tool such as Adobe Muse, it'd be nice to be able to plug that into my course on Rise. Doing something like this would help my solution stand out from the rest that are being developed in Rise. 

Thanks.

I agree. I think the ability to embed  in an iframe is crucial, especially while your current quiz options are quite limited and some of the interactivity options are still forthcoming. There is no way I can reproduce the assessment that I'd like to use within Rise at present and it is pretty much a deal breaker, but I could at least do it in an iframe and make the quiz in storyline 360. Happy to consider changing over to a Rise quiz as it develops further though. The two major barriers to me wanting to use Rise at present are the limited quiz options and the lack of reporting about which individual lessons are viewed. Apparrently we'll currently have to put each lesson in its own individual course in order to be able to see who actually looks at each lesson, is that correct???

Thanks Logan for update this discussion and the other one over here. 

I'll leave hacks to the community. 😉  I've seen lots of great ones, so you're in good hands. 

Thanks Michael! Also URL/Embed is available as a lesson type and as a block type as well. 

Okay thanks. In terms of pulling a website through using a web object and actually being to view it's content, could this be a potential in the future? 

Thanks Alex. We will definitely take a look at this request. 

One reason we've shied away from it is that we are adamant about making all of Rise's features highly responsive. I wonder how this iframe approach works on multi-device output, like phones. 

Does Rise support WebGL content?  Similar to Alex's point above I would want the freedom to design and create custom content ( learning interactions / 2D or 3D games, animations, 3D models, etc. ) and then plug them into Rise.  I would of course be creating this custom content using other tools such as Adobe Muse, Unity, Maya, Dreamweaver, Flash, iClone, CrazyTalk, After Effects, etc.  Most importantly, though to me would be the ability to use Unity and publish to WebGL and then take that WebGL output and drop it into a Rise project.

Yes this!  I would like to use a library of simple HTML5 animations created in Tumult Hype http://tumult.com/hype/ and embed them in a Rise 'block'.

I would expect that the resultant page would be as responsive too.

cheers