Use images in Sorting Activity and Knowledge Checks in Rise
It would be great to be able to have learners sort images or images+text as opposed to text only. It is taking up a lot of space to present just 3 of these types of scenarios. If I could put images+text on the question card, I could present several scenarios in the amount of space of just one sorting block. This is how I have to do it now. Also, would like to be able to offer images as answer options for users to choose from in knowledge checks. I have worked around by creating an image in PowerPoint including a number, then offering the numbers as answers. This is how I did it.Provide Microsoft's new accessible font, Aptos for use in Articulate Rise
There is always a lot of discussion about what fonts are most accessible. Lato is the default in Rise but has issues distinguishing lowercase "l" and uppercase "I." I would love to see Articulate add the new Microsoft font, Aptos, to Rise as a default font. From everything I've read and tested so far, it's specifically designed for accessibility. Previously my favorite was Atkinson Hyperlegible. I know you can add custom fonts, but we are having trouble getting Aptos downloaded to load into Rise, so would appreciate it being there for our use already.Option to disallow image downloads
I am currently working on a course about fetal monitoring. The illustrator is concerned about her copyrighted images being misused by people downloading them directly from the course. I cannot find a switch labelled "disallow image downloads". I cannot be the only one in this predicament. Is there any way to implement this feature in Articulate Rise? - Mattias JahrMore detailed search result in Rise course
I'd love for the search result to become more detailed or to take you directly to the place where the results are. Sometimes I have a big lesson in a course or many pop-ups and in those cases the search function doesn't do much for me. I have to search all over the lesson anyway to find where it is mentioned. For example: This is what the search results look like now: It's a start, but I still have to continue manually search those pages forwhere exactly it's mentioned.Font style of flip card block in Rise
Can we please be able to choose whether the front text on flip cards use our chosen paragraph or header font? At the moment it uses header even if we select 'normal' in the drop down options. The options should be 'paragraph' or 'header' and then we can choose. At the moment it makes it look inconsistent with the rest of the course. I've attached a screenshot to illustrate.Labelled Graphic Improvements
Would it be possible to have marker styles for '10' to '20'? We have many cases where we have 11 or 12 markers and cannot number them because the numbering only goes from 0-9. We use the '+' instead. In the popup boxes can the item number be indicated in the top right e.g. '< 1 of 20 >' not '< >'.Paragraph spacing in Rise 360
I am happy to see line and letter spacing, but usually the thing I find I need to adjust more is the spacing between paragraphs. Sometimes Rise 360 picks an egregious amount of space to place between paragraphs. Especially when it's a paragraph that leads into a list. In the image below you'll see that the first paragraph, the second, and the list all seem to be unrelated visually. Even though the second and third should be interconnected. Being able to adjust the spacing between paragraphs would help with that.Branching options for Continue blocks in RISE 360
I was working on a project this morning and needed to add a lesson which not all learners need to complete. Rather than dropping in at the end of the course, I've used a button to branch to the lesson I need. This is inconsistent with the rest of the course (not a major irritant to the learner but to the author!) for progressing through so I wondered if Articulate have considered branching options for continue blocks rather than just moving onto the next lesson. I'm also curious to hear if anyone else has a solution to this other than building a block in Storyline.
