Looking for a quick and easy way to get your team up to speed on a new app? Check out this software tutorial I created using Rise 360! And if you want help creating your own software tutorial, check out this helpful article: 4 Tips on Creating Software Tutorials in Rise 360.
this was great, thanks. I learnt a few new tips for Trello, which I love but I also have some great ideas for using Rise 360 for my next project. Many thanks Madison
Hi Madison, what a great Trello tutorial this was. I'm new with Articulate Rise and have a question. How did you develop the 'Want to read more" section with the blue button which leads the reader to an embedded? new section.
Hi Monique! Welcome to the community!
I'm glad you found what you needed and I'm happy to hear you enjoy my tutorial! If you have any other questions about using Rise 360, don't hesitate to ask :)
Estimada Madison, deseo estés muy bien. Necesito realizar un tutorial sobre cómo utilizar la plantilla de MasterStudy (Wordpress) para los instructores de mi Academia. ¿Se podría hacer con Rise? Muchas gracias.
Hello! Great example! I was wondering, do all projects have to start with the page that says 'Start' and 'Details'? Or is that page a starter from being an example here? We're thinking of an idea for Rise but we would like to be able to choose a different set-up as the first thing a customer would see when in the training. Thank you!
Hi Eleni! All Rise 360 courses start with the course outline page. However, you can completely customize the built-in course elements—such as the "Start" and "Details" labels you're referring to. Here's an article that walks you through how to do that! https://articulate.com/support/article/Rise-How-to-Customize-Text-Labels
Love this example and exactly what I'm looking for. Question: we've been using GIFs for very brief software demos but are now being told that GIFs are not considered accessible.
What is the Articulate team's approach to this? Thanks in advance!
Karen—this is a great question! Here at Articulate (and in the E-Learning Heroes community), we love using GIFs, too! As a best practice, for any GIFs that are longer than 5 seconds, you need to give learners (or readers) a way to pause the media. In newer ELH articles, you'll notice that our GIFs are now looping videos (here's an example article: https://community.articulate.com/articles/7-reasons-stakeholders-love-review-360). You should be able to use any screen recording software (Peek 360 is perfect for this!) to record your "GIF," and then upload your video to a video-hosting platform where you can choose relevant settings (like looping the video).
I hope this is helpful! In the meantime, we'll make sure to update the GIFs in this article and example project :) Let us know if you... Expand
Karen—this is a great question! Here at Articulate (and in the E-Learning Heroes community), we love using GIFs, too! As a best practice, for any GIFs that are longer than 5 seconds, you need to give learners (or readers) a way to pause the media. In newer ELH articles, you'll notice that our GIFs are now looping videos (here's an example article: https://community.articulate.com/articles/7-reasons-stakeholders-love-review-360). You should be able to use any screen recording software (Peek 360 is perfect for this!) to record your "GIF," and then upload your video to a video-hosting platform where you can choose relevant settings (like looping the video).
I hope this is helpful! In the meantime, we'll make sure to update the GIFs in this article and example project :) Let us know if you have any other questions!
Thanks for that, Madison! We're using Rise, so how would we do looping videos? Would we have to use Vimeo, for example, to do that in Rise? Currently, we use Camtasia to record demos so I'll look into that.
Does Rise have this ability?
Thanks again! It's the right road to go down if we want to have gifs AND be a11y!
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Karen—this is a great question! Here at Articulate (and in the E-Learning Heroes community), we love using GIFs, too! As a best practice, for any GIFs that are longer than 5 seconds, you need to give learners (or readers) a way to pause the media. In newer ELH articles, you'll notice that our GIFs are now looping videos (here's an example article: https://community.articulate.com/articles/7-reasons-stakeholders-love-review-360). You should be able to use any screen recording software (Peek 360 is perfect for this!) to record your "GIF," and then upload your video to a video-hosting platform where you can choose relevant settings (like looping the video). I hope this is helpful! In the meantime, we'll make sure to update the GIFs in this article and example project :) Let us know if you... Expand