Rise: Cardiology Observations - E-Learning Examples

Instructional/Simulation Designer

By using high-quality animated GIFs, this example provides a peek into the human heart without making learners squeamish.

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36 Comments

prasad palshikar

6 years ago01/30/17 at 8:55 am (UTC)

Nice Example Richard

emerson ruiz

6 years ago01/31/17 at 2:21 pm (UTC)

Great job!

6 years ago02/01/17 at 7:00 am (UTC)

Examples like these, keep me coming back to the site. Great work Richard!!

Tracey Stokely

6 years ago02/01/17 at 1:48 pm (UTC)

This worked great in vertical mode on my iPhone 6S. But had some flickering issues in horizontal mode.

David Tait
Hero

6 years ago02/01/17 at 1:53 pm (UTC)

Nice example.

Amr Soliman

6 years ago02/04/17 at 10:36 am (UTC)

The GIF animation is really cool. Any suggestion on how I can create animated GIFs like the one in the course?

over 5 years ago07/07/17 at 5:47 pm (UTC)

You can throw a short snippet from a video clip into Giphy.com, and away you go. Perhaps the quickest and easiest solution for creating GIF's.

Refugio Jones

6 years ago02/07/17 at 12:07 am (UTC)

Very cool! The beating heart animation looked so realistic!

Judith Waugh

6 years ago02/10/17 at 4:11 am (UTC)

Very realistic and engaging, an attractive medical tool!

Jay A

6 years ago02/20/17 at 5:31 am (UTC)

A great example of effective use of animated GIFs. Very inspiring. Thanks for sharing! P.S. Consider adding a note indicating that the course is not for the 'faint-hearted' ;)

Logan Stahler

6 years ago03/15/17 at 7:05 pm (UTC)

Any tips for getting gifs to work in Rise? I created one via Photoshop but it won't load!

over 5 years ago07/07/17 at 5:48 pm (UTC)

You can throw a short snippet from a video clip into Giphy.com, and away you go. Perhaps the quickest and easiest solution for creating GIF's.

Antje Tusenius

6 years ago03/23/17 at 3:29 pm (UTC)

Very nice!

Robert Knight

almost 6 years ago05/02/17 at 6:07 pm (UTC)

Really nice work How do you manage to get the image to swivel once and display text on the other side?

almost 6 years ago05/02/17 at 6:42 pm (UTC)

There's a flash card interaction baked in to Rise that's been used.

Carmen Candela

almost 6 years ago05/17/17 at 8:22 am (UTC)

Hi! Great Job. Thanks for sharing. Just one question : how did you manage to disappear the marker's text box on hover ? Thanks !

Nita Venter

almost 6 years ago06/15/17 at 5:55 am (UTC)

Inspiring! Many thanks for sharing

Tineke Porschen

almost 6 years ago06/28/17 at 6:23 am (UTC)

Thank you! I work at a school for nurses and would love to use it. Would that be possible? That you share it with me? When not, thank you for the inspiration!

5 years ago01/18/18 at 6:47 pm (UTC)

Tineke, I would message Richard directly, he may not know that his sample is being featured here.

over 5 years ago08/23/17 at 12:03 am (UTC)

Yuk! I love it! haha. Gifs are a fantastic way to really get some "movement" happening in the course :)

Daniel Brigham
Hero

over 5 years ago09/06/17 at 12:05 am (UTC)

Yes, very nice use of animated gifs. Thanks for sharing.

Ben Rodriguez

over 5 years ago09/19/17 at 6:00 pm (UTC)

awesome!

Tom Pascarella

over 5 years ago09/20/17 at 5:08 pm (UTC)

Excellent!!

Janet Welsh

over 5 years ago10/03/17 at 7:54 pm (UTC)

Really awesome! This would have been really helpful to see 20 years ago when I was in nursing school!

joaquin garcia

over 5 years ago11/01/17 at 3:13 am (UTC)

Great example to create a Medical course.

Delia Guillermo

over 5 years ago12/28/17 at 10:12 pm (UTC)

Awesome! Thanks for sharing, Richard.

Robert Hahn

5 years ago01/11/18 at 8:54 pm (UTC)

Wow what a great example! This is the type of learning that inspires me to be creative. Thanks for sharing.

Kate Jurd

5 years ago01/30/18 at 10:07 pm (UTC)

This is brilliant - I love Rise but didnt realise how much more it can do. I work in medical education and im sure my med students would love this - is it possible to share the link?

Scott Silver

4 years ago03/22/19 at 9:09 pm (UTC)

How did he add the button at the bottom to go to the next lessons? with the down arrow?