In this cool adventure game, you’ll have the chance to rescue your kidnapped little sister. But she isn’t just any American teenager—your dad is a U.S. senator and the stakes are high.
This compelling demo uses Rise’s timeline, quiz, labeled graphic, and block lesson types to create a fun, media-rich experience that looks great on every device.
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Thanks, everyone, for the wonderful feedback! :)
Hi, Meghan! I took a screenshot from Google Maps and used it as the background image for a labeled graphic lesson. Rise made it so easy to add interactive markers where I needed them on the map!
Thanks, Phillip! Rise made the reflections really easy to build. Each one is a quiz lesson with a series of multiple choice questions.
You can build quizzes with multiple choice, multiple response, fill in the blank, and matching questions. Learn more about creating quiz questions here: https://articulate.com/support/article/Rise-Question-Types-for-Quiz-Lessons
And if you want to set a passing score, randomization, and other quiz properties, see this article for details: https://articulate.com/support/article/Rise-Quiz-Settings
I hope that helps!
Thanks, Sarah! :) You can choose a heading font and a body font for a Rise course by clicking Settings in the upper right corner of the screen and then clicking the Customize Theme button. You can also upload your own custom fonts, which is what I did for the headings in my example course. This user guide has more details: https://community.articulate.com/series/rise/articles/rise-personalizing-the-theme
Superb had me hooked like the old Final Fantasy (turn to this page book), have also added this my potetial project board. Inspiring and many thanks for a good quick read :D
I am new to this world and still learning. But when I saw this ..... well I am in awe David! This is creativity at its best.
Do you mind sharing few other such wonders that you have created/ liked?
Will be great help for a new Learner like me.
Hi Saswati, welcome to the community! And thank you for the kind words! Here are a few examples of creative ways to use Rise that I really like:
Stating the Problem Interactive Scenario:
https://community.articulate.com/e-learning-examples/rise-stating-the-problem-scenario
Dog Care Basics:
https://community.articulate.com/e-learning-examples/rise-dog-care-basics
Space Travel-Themed Interactive Infographic:
https://community.articulate.com/e-learning-examples/rise-space-travel-themed-infographic
Mars Curiosity Rover:
https://community.articulate.com/e-learning-examples/rise-mars-curiosity-rover
Hurricane Preparedness:
https://community.articulate.com/e-learning-examples/rise-hurricane-preparedness-course
Love this! It's inspiring. Can you share your storyboarding process for Rise? I'm just building my first Rise module (I'm a Storyline die-hard) and this adventure game is a great goal for the level of engagement and use of Rise. Cheers!
Hi Irene, I'm so glad you liked it! I must confess I didn't use a storyboard for this project. I followed a basic chapter-quiz outline. So I wrote each chapter, added images, and followed up with a few quiz questions to help readers retain what they learned about the geography.
I added a lesson for credits and references; then rounded out the project with an interactive map and image gallery for readers who are curious about Shetland.
While I didn't storyboard this particular project, we do have a series of articles dedicated to storyboarding that I think you'll like:
https://community.articulate.com/series/everything-you-need-to-know-about-storyboarding-for-e-learning
And we have an e-learning challenge where community members shared their storyboarding templates:
https://com... Expand
Hi Irene, I'm so glad you liked it! I must confess I didn't use a storyboard for this project. I followed a basic chapter-quiz outline. So I wrote each chapter, added images, and followed up with a few quiz questions to help readers retain what they learned about the geography.
I added a lesson for credits and references; then rounded out the project with an interactive map and image gallery for readers who are curious about Shetland.
While I didn't storyboard this particular project, we do have a series of articles dedicated to storyboarding that I think you'll like:
https://community.articulate.com/series/everything-you-need-to-know-about-storyboarding-for-e-learning
And we have an e-learning challenge where community members shared their storyboarding templates:
https://community.articulate.com/articles/elearning-storyboards-templates
THose are some cool examples. Keep in-mind, however, that the Mars Rover demonstrates an existing 3D file. So, you would need to have a 3D camera, or convert those images. And, unless the latest Storyline has added a new feature, 3d support is very limited.
Hey David, in your Abducted Adventure Game you use an interesting heading font. Can you share the name of the font and where I could get it?
Thanks much,
Jim
Amazing! Thanks for sharing. I loved seeing how you wove the narrative thread and suspense throughout your course. I also loved watching all the seasons of Shetland. Now you've inspired me to go back and watch the series again. I also plan to dive more deeply into your course when my schedule allows.
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Hi Irene, I'm so glad you liked it! I must confess I didn't use a storyboard for this project. I followed a basic chapter-quiz outline. So I wrote each chapter, added images, and followed up with a few quiz questions to help readers retain what they learned about the geography. I added a lesson for credits and references; then rounded out the project with an interactive map and image gallery for readers who are curious about Shetland. While I didn't storyboard this particular project, we do have a series of articles dedicated to storyboarding that I think you'll like: https://community.articulate.com/series/everything-you-need-to-know-about-storyboarding-for-e-learning And we have an e-learning challenge where community members shared their storyboarding templates: https://com... Expand