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Rise 360: Interactive Short Story
Storytelling in e-learning is an effective way to connect with your audience. This Rise 360 example uses a relatable story and beautiful illustrations to create a powerful and seamless learning experience for managers about actionable feedback. Check it out for yourself to get inspired.
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- This is brilliant! Love the design.
Did you use a different image size for the Cover Photo?
Thanks so much for sharing :) - Love your design. Would you be willing to share the template?
- @Teresa: Awesome idea for a course in Rise. Thank you for sharing this!
However, I still quite understand what you mean with: "Make sure you save your images with the ending _NOPROCESS_, "
Can you explain this a little more?- Hi! So funny, I live in Zürich. If you're using PNG make sure you save them and upload them with the ending _NOPROCESS_ , i.e. imagename_NOPROCESS_.png
I'll DM you. I'm always happy to connect with people in Switzerland.
- hey Teresa, i am loving your ideas and want to have a play to produce some interesting learning for our students.
Would it be possible to have a copy of the Rise course please
regards - Nice work Teresa, I love it :-)
Hey there - is it possible to give learners different options in this example that can lead to a different outcome? Thinking about branching and storytelling.
Hi SamtheID!
Happy to help with this!
In Rise 360, Branching Scenario Blocks allow authors to incorporate a storytelling design, quickly into their course. However, the learner will remain confined to that specific Block's interaction.
If you're looking for a way to design different routes a learner can take through an overall course, Button Blocks can help with that. My teammate Ginger shared a walkthrough in Quick Tips & Tricks: Episode 87. Her presentation begins at the 44m35s time-mark.
Have a great rest of your day!
Did you make this accessible? if not can you suggest how it could be?
Hi NadineBrittonOb!
Happy to jump in here!
I can't speak for TeresaMoreno, but courses built in Rise 360 do support Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1 Level AA. While Rise does a lot of the accessibility work for you, there are some decisions that authors must make. Please see the following articles to learn more about authoring accessible courses:
Also, I did test Teresa's course with the NVDA screen reader and did not observe any issues with keyboard navigation, or dictation.
Hope this helps!
Thank you so much for responding to my post.
I have made something similar in Powerpoint and saved as a picture and I assume that isnt accessible. Do you know if I did it in illustrator would it be accessible? Or was there extra accessibility checks that the original author may have done? (Specifically screen reading the words in the images)
