
Discover Articulate Rise 360 as a learning management content creation platform to build interactive, creative courses delivered to a learning management system, guided by a demo course and core tools.
Navigate the main interface of Articulate Rise, including the dashboard, content, question banks, private and team areas, plus the Review 360 workflow for streamlined course reviews.
Preview a rise360 course to explore the articulate rise interface and navigation. Experiment with blocks, video, text, bullets, accordions, and interactive elements to build engaging eLearning.
Edit your Rise 360 course by managing navigation with sections and lessons, adding and rearranging items, and using icons, duplicating lessons, and deleting lessons to structure content.
Master editing lessons in Articulate Rise by using blocks from the block library, customizing text, style, and format, and adding links, images, audio, and tables.
Explore adding and arranging blocks in Articulate Rise, including text, list, image, and image+text blocks, using the block library and dividers to continue to next lessons.
Discover how to structure content with headings and columns in Articulate Rise, manage text placement in the text module, and leverage theme-driven styling for responsive layouts.
Learn to create and customize quotes in Articulate Rise by selecting quote layouts A–D, editing content and authors, and adding avatars and background images.
Create and manage list blocks in Articulate Rise, using numbered, checkbox, and bulleted lists, edit items, reorder, and enjoy sliding in animations as you preview.
Explore adding images in Articulate Rise, using layouts such as image centered, image with text, text on image, carousels, and 2–4 column grids, with captions and alt tags for accessibility.
Explore how the gallery is organized as a block within the library, separating image layouts into top image types and bottom gallery options, including carousel and two-column layouts.
Explore multimedia in Articulate Rise: add audio with transcripts, record or replace audio, embed videos to avoid large exports, and work with captions, attachments, and code snippets.
Add and customize tables in Articulate Rise, inserting tables, creating headers, merging and splitting cells, adjusting vertical and horizontal alignment, borders, and colors.
Master inserting LaTeX math in Articulate Rise with the Math Equation block, including formulas like area pi r squared, fractions, and trigonometric expressions such as theta and cosine relations.
Explore how dividers and continue buttons guide learner flow in Articulate Rise, including number dividers, spacers, and seamless content progression across pages.
Master compact content design with accordions and tabs in Articulate Rise, switching between modes, arranging text and images with image alignment options, and enabling one-at-a-time behavior for cleaner screens.
Create engaging, interactive labeled graphics by selecting a label graphic from the block library, uploading or cropping a background image, and defining clickable markers with optional media and embedded videos.
Build a step-by-step process with the interactive process block in Articulate Rise, including introduction, steps, and a media-enabled summary. Customize labels by changing step to part, and adjust heading styles.
Explore interactive scenarios in articulate rise by building a choose-your-own-adventure dialogue with background, character, scenes, questions, and feedback loops, then preview and refine the flow.
Explore how to build an interactive sorting activity in Articulate Rise, using the Sorting block to categorize items into positive affirmation or negative statement via drag-and-drop.
Learn to build an interactive timeline in Articulate Rise by adding dated events, titles, descriptions, media, and reordering items with full-width media and alt tags.
Explore interactive flashcards in the block library, learning to create front–back cards with text, images, or audio, including centered or full-card image options and flip hints.
Create interactive buttons in Articulate Rise, using single buttons or button stacks to link to web pages, emails, or course lessons, and adjust alignment, color, and size.
Learn to build customized interactive activities in Storyline 360, including slides, hotspots, layers, triggers, and states, within a Rise 360 workflow for engaging occupational safety scenarios.
Publish the storyline in Rise 360, review accessibility issues, and fix titles and object names for usability. Then add the Storyline activity to a Rise course via the Block Library.
Create and save block templates from content in the block library to reuse later, ensuring consistent design and faster development. Name the template and share it with your team.
Explore course settings in Articulate Rise, including translations, labels, and language files; customize text like lesson and skip to, adjust global text, and manage collaborators for collaboration and review.
Explore how to customize Articulate Rise themes, selecting presets, adjusting covers and course images, adding a custom logo, and configuring navigation, progress indicators, search, and branding options.
Explore how to share secure previews with optional password protection, invite collaborators to edit, publish to Reach360, and use review tools to gather feedback and improve your elearning content.
Learn the Articulate Rise review process, create a review version, publish a copy for Review360, and collect page comments to guide revisions before final release.
Publish a Rise 360 course to an LMS using SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, AICC, XAPI, or CMY5, with SCORM 2004 fourth edition for expanded tracking.
Publish to web, download a zip, and unzip to reveal a self-contained content site. Export for the web lets you host the course on another platform without tracking.
Publish your Articulate Rise course as a pdf to export topics and lessons; it captures accordions and non-interactive content, offering a useful export with limitations.
You can download the Word document with the Adobe Illustrator course text.
Explore raster versus vector graphics, bullets, and interactive tabs in lesson 1.3, then craft a step-by-step process with a process block in lesson 1.4.
Create and arrange artboards and flashcards, customizing front and back text, and adjusting font sizes and layouts. Enhance pages with full-width images, accordions, and grids and guides.
Create a module one quiz in Articulate Rise, featuring a checkpoint challenge, checkbox lists, and varied questions (multiple choice, fill in, matching); includes SCORM scoring overview.
Review and refine module 1 in Articulate Rise by structuring lessons, adding dividers and continue buttons, updating graphics, and previewing content before exporting to a learning management system.
Publish your course to a learning management system by exporting in scorm 1.2 for Moodle, then publish, receive an email copy and download the export, and upload to your LMS.
Embed a SCORM package in Moodle by uploading the zip, enabling editing, and adding a SCORM activity. Configure the player to open in a new window with hidden course structure.
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Designed for educators, instructional designers and content creators, this course helps you go from zero to expert in using Articulate Rise 360, part of the Articulate 360 suite. Taught by Chris Richter, it provides practical, hands‑on instruction in building polished, fully responsive e‑learning courses that work on any device.
Whether you're new to Rise or looking to upgrade your skills, this course teaches you how to craft engaging micro learning modules or full‑length courses using Rise’s intuitive, block‑based editor. It emphasises real‑world workflows, design best practices, and accessibility for diverse learners.
In this course you will become familiar with the Articulate Rise 360 interface: course structure, templates, sections, and core content blocks like text, images, video, galleries, quotes, and interactive components. Build and assemble lessons from scratch: using pre‑built templates or custom layouts to define sections and lessons. Integrate rich media: add images, video, galleries, animation, and interactive quizzes or knowledge checks. Design for engagement: use branching scenarios, scenario blocks, and decision‑making interactions to keep learners actively involved. Customise themes and visual design: choose or adjust course themes, accessibility settings, branding, and navigation structure.
I will also cover how to publish and distribute: export your Rise course as SCORM, xAPI (Tin Can), AICC or cmi5 for LMS delivery; use Review 360 or Reach 360 for feedback, sharing, or mobile access.