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Rise Canvas
A drag and drop code block creator... the components can be resized and positioned anywhere on the canvas. Any number of different components can be added to the canvas… Output as HTML/JS to add to a code block
Rise Canvas is not affiliated with Articulate® or Rise 360®.
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This is amazing, and so complex! Thanks for sharing.
Amazing! Makes creating in Rise so much easier!
This is a fantastic tool - thanks a lot for sharing!
This is such an amazing tool! Thank you for all the work and for sharing it with the community.
I particularily love the self-assessments and the branching scenarios.Glad you like it and thanks for the nice comments 😊
I'm continually amazed at the generosity of the eLearning community on here. Thank you DShaw
Absolutely fantastic. Thanks for sharing
Is Rise Canvas something owned by Articulate or was this created by you? It's a great tool but there might be security issues within my company that I'll need to check on. Also, has there been any accessibility considerations for these? If so, which meet accessibility standards vs those to avoid. Thanks!
Thanks for asking, happy to clarify.
Rise Canvas isn't an Articulate product. It's a tool I built myself for authoring custom interactive components. It's a standalone, browser-based app that runs entirely client-side, it doesn't integrate with Articulate's platform or send any data anywhere. What it produces is self-contained HTML/CSS/JavaScript; nothing connects back to an external service at runtime, so from a security standpoint each component is just static front-end code with no external calls or data collection. On accessibility, yes, it's been a consideration throughout. The components use semantic markup, keyboard-focus indicators, ARIA roles and labels, live regions so screen readers announce things like quiz feedback, and screen-reader-only text where needed. I'd be straight with you though, they've been built with accessibility in mind rather than put through a formal WCAG audit, so I wouldn't want to claim certified compliance. You can get further detail by clicking the accessibility tab in the tool.
Happy to answer any further questions...If any of this concerns you then don't use the tool...
Thank you for the info. You must have a brilliant mind to create such a great tool. I design for a financial institution that is highly regulated so these are the types of questions they ask if I want to bring a tool to them for approval. Appreciate the info and I hope to be able to use the tool without concern.
Thanks for sharing a great resource. I tried it out.
The only drawback is the "created with the Rise Canvas" hyperlink that shows
up in the lesson. Is there any way to keep that hyperlink from showing up in lessons?
There certainly is a way to not have the watermark 😉 I gotta put bread on the table like everyone else!
Adding images seems to overload Rise and won't upload HTML. When images are removed, it uploads fine.
Read the small print under the image upload sections. Images should be less than 200kb.. base64 embedding large img file sizes will bloat the HTML
I'm a little late to the party but just wanted to chime in that I'm excited to try this out - it looks so cool! My team might be a little more willing to try the code block with something like this too. I'm extremely impressed with all the details you put into it. There are some talented people in this community 🤩
