How I Use Articulate RISE

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.

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

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!

New to Rise ....not notarized 😅

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.

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... )

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.

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!

Do you have a link to this app from microsoft

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

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.