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?
Rise 360: Outline a Course with Section Headers and Lesson Titles
Before you can add content to a Rise 360 course, you need to outline the course with lesson titles, and you can organize lessons into sections. In this user guide, you’ll learn how to outline a course. A course must have at least one lesson, and there’s no limit to the number of lessons you can add. The outline, or menu, you create with section headers and lesson titles appears on the cover page for your course, and it's also available in the sidebar as learners work through the course content. Learners can collapse and expand sections in the sidebar to hide lesson titles and see the overall structure of the course. (Tip: Learners can show or hide the sidebar by clicking the hamburger icon (☰) in the upper left corner of the course.) Add Sections and Lessons Rearrange Sections and Lessons Rename Sections and Lessons Delete Sections and Lessons Duplicate Lessons Copy Lessons to Other Courses Change Lesson Icons Add Content to Lessons Quick Switch to Another Lesson Add Sections and Lessons Type a section header or lesson title in the Add a lesson title placeholder, then press Shift+Enter to make it a section header or just press Enter to make it a lesson title. To insert a new section or lesson between existing items, click the divider where you want to add it (a plus sign will appear as you hover over it). A placeholder will be inserted between the two items where you can type a section header or lesson title. Rearrange Sections and Lessons It’s easy to rearrange sections and lessons. Just drag them up or down the list and drop them where you want them to appear. Rename Sections and Lessons To rename a section or lesson, simply click the title and type a new one. Your changes will be saved immediately. Delete Sections and Lessons To delete a section header or an empty lesson, hover over it and click the garbage bin icon that appears. If a lesson already has content, hover over it, click the ellipsis that appears, then choose Delete. When you delete a section header or lesson, an undo option will temporarily display in the lower left corner of the screen in case you change your mind. Click Undo to restore it. Duplicate Lessons You can duplicate a lesson when you need a similar lesson structure and just need to swap out content. Hover over the lesson, click the ellipsis that appears, and choose Duplicate. The duplicated lesson will appear immediately below the original lesson in your course outline. Copy Lessons to Other Courses You can reuse existing content and create courses faster by copying lessons across courses. (Click here for a demo video.) In the course outline, hover over the lesson you want to copy, click the ellipsis that appears, and choose Copy to another course. When the course selector appears, click the course to which you want to copy the lesson. You'll see a confirmation message in the lower left corner stating that the lesson was successfully copied. Click the View button to jump directly to the course where the lesson was copied. The copied lesson will appear at the bottom of the outline in the new course. You can change the order by dragging the lesson to another location in the outline. Change Lesson Icons Each lesson that has content also has an icon associated with it. The icon appears to the left of the lesson title in the course outline. You can change the default icon for each lesson by hovering over the lesson, clicking the ellipsis that appears, choosing Change Icon, then selecting an icon from the list. Add Content to Lessons After outlining your course (see above), choose a type for each lesson (lesson or quiz) and add content. See these user guides to learn more: Choose Lesson and Block Types Add Text, Tables, and More Quick Switch to Another Lesson When editing a lesson, use the drop-down menu in the upper left corner to quickly switch to another lesson or return to the course outline.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.
