Rise 360: Interactive Microlearning Infographic - E-Learning Examples

Customer Advocacy Manager

Want to share data points and facts in a way that’s more engaging than a simple list? Why not try an interactive infographic? Intriguing graphics can grab people’s attention and summarize information in easy-to-understand ways. And interactions can break content up so it doesn’t become overwhelming. Not only that, but this kind of experience is now even easier to create thanks to Rise 360’s new Microlearning feature!

In this example, all of E-Learning Heroes’ biggest milestones and most popular content from 2022 are collected together in a fun, quick-to-browse form. The Microlearning feature helps share this content in a streamlined way. Rise 360’s continue block presents more complex information without making the infographic feel cluttered. And GIFs made with the friendly E-Learning Heroes illustrations ensure the entire project feels connected to the look and feel of the site.

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12 Comments

Karin Rex

2 days ago06/01/23 at 5:51 pm (UTC)

I clicked the link, and it takes me to my Rise dashboard, but I do not see a copy of the course.

Brian Weaver

2 days ago06/01/23 at 8:27 pm (UTC)

Same here. Are me and Karin missing something?

Gloria Gaviria

2 days ago06/01/23 at 8:43 pm (UTC)

igualmente

Karin Rex
Gloria Gaviria

2 days ago06/01/23 at 8:52 pm (UTC)

Thanks for teaching me a new word today! (Equal)

Noel Posus

2 days ago06/01/23 at 10:19 pm (UTC)

I've had the same experience.

Tomer Ben-Meir

2 days ago06/01/23 at 10:52 pm (UTC)

Same here :(

Lynsey Paterson

2 days ago06/01/23 at 11:38 pm (UTC)

worked for me? https://articulate-heroes-authoring.s3.amazonaws.com/Bianca/e-learning-heroes-2022-in-review/content/index.html#/

Bianca Woods
Author

2 days ago06/02/23 at 12:21 am (UTC)

Hi everyone and thanks for letting us know about the copy course link issue. It should be fixed now, but please let me know if it still gives you any trouble.

Debbie Colby

1 day ago06/02/23 at 8:25 am (UTC)

This has great content in a really accessible format - thanks for sharing

Karin Rex

1 day ago06/02/23 at 3:09 pm (UTC)

Worked for me today. Thanks. This is fun to explore.

Alex Bradley

1 day ago06/02/23 at 6:12 pm (UTC)

Great work Bianca! How did you get the gifs (like the space woman flying out of the laptop) to appear so crisp? When I use gifs, they always look a bit grainy! Any advice gratefully received!

1 day ago06/02/23 at 8:31 pm (UTC)

Thanks Alex! For the GIFs, my process had a few extra steps than I was used to, but the end results were very crisp. I made the initial animations in PowerPoint, with a lot of assistance from the Morph tool. But instead of exporting them as GIFs from there (which led to more muddy results) I exported them as videos and then converted those files into GIFs in Photoshop. This tutorial walks through how that process works (although I didn't do any of the image cropping, recoloring, or frame changes mentioned): https://www.elegantthemes.com/blog/design/how-to-make-a-gif-in-photoshop-from-video