How I Use Articulate RISE

[@LS-gy9bq]

I'm notarized and you're exactly right that everybody is so busy saying how simple it is that, as a newbie, I see an amazing amount of potential that I don't see tutorials about. I would love it if you could do a tutorial where you're not speaking a mile a minute and that's not 10 minutes!

[@ElearnerEngaged]

Thank you for the feedback - and look out for some short, well paced tutorials :)

[@johnjacobs3160]

We had a course that was resource rich with video, charts & graphs, which Rise is good for. To give the learner the hook, we put a storyline in following the journey of a character. It gave all the modules a continuing theme and helped apply the learning.

[@ElearnerEngaged]

Thanks John, and I absolutely agree, Rise, as a content distribution platform is super versatile. I do find you have to do a lot of testing across platforms with different resources to see how they render, but lovin' the storyline strategy... also a great way to contextualize the content.

[@shirleyprieto9790]

Brillant strategy to find well-written articles and hand write them to develop that style. Thanks, Anna!

[@ElearnerEngaged]

Glad it was helpful Shirley! Hope all is well in your part of the world :)

[@mariac4602]

Good video but it would be really useful if you showed Rise content as you described how to use it in a way that 'doesn't suck'. Since it's a visual medium, it's essential to see the product as your describe it.

[@phenomenal5537]

New to Rise and would love to use to create a better solution than just the Thinkific, Kajabi's, Kartra's as a online coach.

[@bmc2162]

Great info. As a learner I’d benefit from visuals in videos like this: graphics, illustrations, example. Not just talking head. I also like section breaks.

[@ElearnerEngaged]

Excellent point my friend! Look out for three focused videos on each topic full of relevant software visuals and way way less of my head :D Thanks for the feedback;

[@lindseybarlow]

Do you have a link to this app from microsoft

[@priyakumar4305]

I've used Rise to create workforce training. What I find challenging is how do I leverage this tool for systems training. Also, I would love to hear your thoughts on how to make writing "conversational" if one has to teach someone how to perform a bunch of tasks on a software system. I can relate to this in the context of interactive storytelling and scenarios but how can I make writing sound more "human" and less like a cyborg when creating technical training!

[@damlasophiaschreiner310]

please do show us how to take rise to the next level, especially design-wise. I feel most courses look the exact same... (though I know, of course, that looks arent what matter most in learning... )

[@rehababdelkader2471]

How I can use Rise to write in Arabic with design from right to left

[@LS-gy9bq]

New to Rise ....not notarized 😅

[@ElearnerEngaged]

😂