Can one Rise course report each module’s completion to the LMS separately?
Hi all, first time posting on this! I want to house 5 short pre-learning modules in a single Rise course, behind a custom-style landing page where learners choose a module (see the attached screenshot). What I'd like in the LMS is for each module to register as its own completion, so a learner can finish one without the whole course being marked complete. The course would only show as complete once all 5 are done. Has anyone achieved this? Specifically: Can a single Rise course (SCORM or xAPI) report progress per section, or only overall completion? Is there a way to track “1 of 5 complete” in the LMS rather than just a percentage? If not, would you suggest 5 separate Rise courses linked from a hub, or a different setup? We’re using Workday and exporting as SCORM 1.2 / SCORM 2004 (eventually xAPI. Any tips or workarounds would be really appreciated. Thanks, DanielleWizard Maze Game
I've seen some people have been successful making 8 bit games while vibe coding so I wanted to give it a go! This was a fun one to build and adjust! I really wanted a character to go through a maze and try to collect the books. After 10 books, you answer a question and it continues through 3 levels of maze over 5 questions (if you get them right). Code Build-a-thon: Maze Game Knowledge Check | Review 360 I was inspired by the Hoppy Adventures Coin Capture Hoppy Adventures: Coin Capture | Articulate - Community. Kudos to desterly1kenobi! This build was a roller coaster. First, ChatGPT said I couldn't do it. Fought me. Once I found the Hoppy Adventures, I saw that it CAN be done! So, I started a new chat with ChatGPT and within one prompt, I got a game. I kept adjusting til I got everything I wanted in place. There's some minor tweaks I want to make but, I'm pretty happy with it and it's fun! I'll have to find a project to incorporate it in.Building a Responsive Custom Block with the New Labs Feature
For this week's challenge, I experimented with the new Responsive Custom Blocks feature in Labs and used it to create a custom block that automatically adapts to desktop, tablet, and mobile views. The new container-based layout made it easy to reorganize content across breakpoints while keeping the design clean and consistent. A key objective was preserving icon quality, and the responsive controls allowed the layout to resize without stretching or distorting visual elements. The device previews and flexible container settings made testing and fine-tuning very straightforward. Overall, I found the feature intuitive and surprisingly powerful. It significantly simplifies the creation of device-friendly custom blocks, and I think it would be a fantastic addition to Rise 360 if it becomes an official feature. Great work by the Articulate team, and I'm looking forward to seeing how this feature evolves!What’s New in Articulate 360
Discover the latest Articulate 360 features Join us on July 28th at 11 a.m. ET [U.S.] for our What’s New in Articulate 360 webinar. See David Anderson, Director of Training, walk through all the latest features. You’ll learn how to: Let experienced learners test out of Rise courses on topics they’ve already mastered. Automatically update live Rise courses without re-uploading them to your LMS. Customize AI-generated images without leaving Storyline. Register Here
