Rise Canvas

Another update has landed in Rise Canvas, and this one is almost entirely about a single component, the Self-Assessment builder. It went from a solid first version to a properly capable, credible self-assessment tool.

The Self-Assessment builder lets you create a reflective questionnaire, a set of statements the learner rates on a scale, grouped into categories. When they finish, they get a personal results screen with a radar chart, category bars, and tailored feedback. There are no right or wrong answers and nothing is scored by the LM,  it's purely for the learner's own reflection, which makes it ideal for wellbeing, stress, confidence, or readiness check-ins.

There's a new printable results option too. Learners can now save or print their results. A button on the results page opens a clean, self-contained copy of their results in a new browser tab, which they can then print or save as a PDF using their browser.

A handful of polish and layout fixes round it out. The whole builder layout was reorganised so the result bands and the rating-scale, results-display and appearance panels now sit neatly under the live preview instead of leaving a big empty gap down the side, it's much more compact and easier to work in.