Boost Your Problem-Solving Skills with Interactive Lessons!
We have created a Problem Solving course using the new Rise 360 custom block feature to make learning dynamic and engaging. Click the link below to view the course and elevate your problem-solving skills to the next level! https://www.swiftelearningservices.com/enhance-elearning-rise-360-custom-blocks/New Advisor Onboarding
Our team is using Articulate to build out new advisor onboarding for our entire campus. Custom Blocks was released shortly before we launched so, naturally, I dove in head first and gave all of our training modules a makeover. I've included screenshots of some of the assets we've used below, and have a review link to one of our training modules linked at the bottom of this post. Each week in our training has a different theme color, based on our University brand colors, that gives each week a really unique feel but with consistent and familiar assets across the entire training. Important tips/suggestions now use this Core Concepts custom block with some design adjustments to match our style: Comparing and contrasting various features and processes is so much more visually appealing now than when we were using simple tables before: 1. 2. The custom blocks have really opened up a whole new world for me as I think about how we share content visually. I like to start with one of the templates from Articulate and then see where my imagination takes me. Check out the way I formatted degree requirements: One of my absolute favorite design features in custom blocks are the ombre color effects. It is visually stunning (in all of the theme colors we have utilized), adds interest to the content, and naturally leads a learner through the content. Here are a few examples from our courses: 1. 2. 3. 4. I had a great time utilizing the conversation bubbles to share some example questions and answers from advisors. I also uploaded some images and played around with sizing for this cusom block - I have to say, this one is my absolute favorite thing I have created so far: If you made it all the way here - thank you and I'm so excited to share all of this with you! For a deeper look at how this looks in our courses, check out our course for Week 4: Advising Technology & ToolsRise notes utility
I added a global utility bar to my Rise course to add a simple 'notes' piece, data is kept in the browser's local storage and it will not write to SCORM. Because of the global nature of this addon, it can be a handy way to make the functionality, and even some branding, always available to users across your entire course.
Making a long bullet list block more visually pleasing
I customized a long bulleted list block, and while adding a picture isn’t a dramatic change, I think it makes the content more visually appealing. I used to shy away from Rise because I found its block-based design too rigid—I’ve always preferred the creative freedom of a blank canvas, which is why I leaned toward Storyline. However, the custom block feature in Rise feels like a game changer. It’s shifted my perception, and I now see more potential in using Rise for future projects.What happened at Bluff Creek?
Hello! This week, I used Rise's new Custom Block to add extra layers to this microlearning mystery. Can you solve the mystery of what happened at Bluff Creek? As this Beta feature is not yet fully accessible, I needed to hardcode the captions into the videos I used in the Custom Blocks. Otherwise, it was very easy to angle the videos and combine them with shapes, images, and text, to create 'interactive collages' in the Custom Block. Bonus feature I've used Fire Mods from Discover eLearning to add a custom reflection block to the course. (ChrisHodgson is a genius!) This allows you to jot down your hunch during the investigation, and then refer back to your notes before the final reveal. Just like Columbo would. The voice of 'Annie' is 'River' from Storyline 360's AI Text-to-Speech. I exported the audio files and added the tinny tape recorder effect in Audacity. The audiovisual elements were made using CCO footage from Unsplash, with a dash of Synthesia, edited in Camtasia. Then I mixed it all together in Rise and... voila! One half-baked mystery. Can you piece together the events of Tuesday, 13th July, 1976? CLICK HERE
A quick "simple process" custom block!
Just made a quick and dirty custom block to try it out and changed this from just a bulleted list of our product offerings to this! I used the "simple process" template and rearranged it to fit my needs. I love it! (I didn't take the time to even out the spacing between each box, but I had a lot of fun throwing this together!) This is my first challenge submission - thank you Articuland Summit Boston for inspiring me to give it a try!Check out the course on Customer Service Training
Hello Everyone, Here is my very first attempt to create a course. I would be highly obliged if you could spare a few minutes to give me a review, which will help me improve and Learn better. Demo Link - Demo Link Here are the details Problem New employees at Smart Petting need a consistent and efficient way to learn store policies, product knowledge, and customer care. In-person training is often inconsistent, time-consuming, and disrupts store operations. Solution I created a digital onboarding course using Rise 360 with custom Storyline blocks. The course delivers: Interactive, scenario-based learning Step-by-step onboarding structure Custom blocks for engagement and practice Flexible, self-paced training for all locations Outcome This program ensures every new hire gains the knowledge, confidence, and customer service skills to uphold Smart Petting’s standards while providing excellent care for both pets and customers.Our Rise 360 eLearning Challenge
We’re excited to post our first interactive activity in the community. This course empowers professional to step into real scenarios and practice the skills that truly matter empathy, communication and problem-solving. Learn. Practice. Improve https://www.brilliantteams.com.au/elhchallenge-customer-service-training-rise360/
