Director, Customer Advocacy and Product Evangelism
Here's a compliance course I created for a fictional media conglomerate known as Pixomedia. This course focuses on Pixomedia's workplace discrimination and harassment policies and procedures.
This project uses a mix of block types including text, images, accordion interactions, step interactions, card sorting, knowledge checks, and a quiz. Because this is a compliance course, I restricted the navigation so learners need to complete topics in lesson order, and I've used the continue block to make sure learners complete all the critical activities in each lesson before moving on. You can learn more about controlling course navigation in this article, Rise 360: Control Learner Navigation and more about using the continue block in this article, How to Manage Learner Progress with the Continue Block in Rise 360.
Want to get a copy of this project? Send yourself a copy to add it to your Rise 360 dashboard.
Trina - This is a really nice course, i was looking for a simple format to start my own trainingmodules and this is very appropriate: simple and clear messaging. Wondering if you can share the source content with me as well?
Hi Trina, I'd love to have a copy of the source file as well. I'd like to experiment in Rise and having such a great looking course to start with would be amazing! Thank you.
Hello, like many others, I think this course is fantastic! Easy to follow, organized so well and the case study/scenarios, interaction and feedback is what I was looking for. I have to ask...may I also have a copy of the course?
Hi Trina this is just stunning. I never thought of using the link buttons do download resources from a website to replace a bug ugly .PDF file
Do you know there is a way to have the button link directly to a file from a shared drive ?
Also please can I also get a copy of the source file?
Thanks for you great work
Hi Flynn. Glad you like my project. I just sent you a copy of the course so you can manipulate that source file anyway you'd like.
With regard to the button blocks, you can use a button block (or button block stack) to link to .pdfs published to a web server. Just grab the URL, make sure the "Link to webpage" option is selected under "Destination" and then paste the URL into the field labeled "Enter a web URL."
Hi Trina.
This is a really nice course and example of how to use Rise features. Are you able to share the source with me? It would be great .
Regards from Germany :)
Anna
Hi Trina,
Great example of what can be achieved in Rise. I'm new to Rise and would appreciate the source file to learn more about how you have built this course.
Regards
Geraldine
Hi Trina: I have just begun learning Rise 360 and would love to have a copy of this course. Please send it the email associated to my Articulate 360 account.
Thanks!
Hey Raeven. I'm sorry you had trouble with the copy course link I provided. I sent you a copy of this course manually, using the "Send a copy" function in Rise 360. I hope you'll see that email momentarily!
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