Give learners
more to do.
Add a reflection, an image comparison or a practice question. Choose a block that helps learners work through the topic.
See block examplesFOR INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGNERS & COURSE DEVELOPERS
Custom blocks.
Made for Rise.
RiseBento is a Chrome extension for Articulate Rise 360. Add interactive blocks, reuse your designs, and get more control over how your courses look.
Still in development. Try the demos—no install needed.
✳ Custom blocks & reusable designs＋ Made for Rise authors
CUSTOM BLOCKS.REUSABLE DESIGNS.YOUR OWN STYLE.
01 / WHAT RISEBENTO ADDSA WELL-PACKED TOOLKIT FOR RISE
More ways to build.
Less starting over.
Start with a block that fits your lesson, save a design you’ll use again, or adjust the details to match your course.
Give learners
Keep the design.
Change the content.
Save designs as local templates with editable content fields. Reuse the layout and update the content for your next lesson.
See how it worksMake it look
like your course.
Reuse colors and text styles across your blocks. Add custom CSS when you need more control over the details.
02 / TRY IT ON THIS PAGETHREE INTERACTIVE DEMOS
TAKE A LITTLE LOOK INSIDE.Try a few ideas.
Try a few ideas.
See what you think.
Change a heading, copy a code snippet or write a reflection. These small website demos give you a feel for the blocks we’re building.
No Rise account or extension needed to try these demos.
A LITTLE TASTE
WEBSITE DEMOFRESH FROM YOUR IMAGINATION
MAKE ROOM
FOR GOOD IDEAS.
A fresh opening for your next great course.
CUSTOM HEADERTREATMENT
lesson.jsJAVASCRIPT
// Start with a better question.
const lesson = {
title: 'Make it memorable.',
practice: true,
personality: 'yours'
};
console.log(lesson);LET LEARNERS COPY THE CODE.
Share a readable code example that learners can copy and try for themselves.
Website demo only. This does not connect to your Rise courses.
03 / EXPLORE THE BLOCKSEXAMPLES FROM THE TOOLKIT IN DEVELOPMENT
Find a block
for the lesson.
Help learners reflect, practice a decision or explore an image. Open a block below to see what it’s for.
These nine examples show part of the library in development. The header, code and reflection examples have demos you can try here.
GOOD IDEASCOME IN ALL SHAPES.
01STYLED HEADERSET THE TONE
Create a lesson opening with your own heading, colors and text alignment.
02CODE BLOCKSHOW THE DETAIL
Show code with language labels, line numbers and a copy button so learners can try it themselves.
03REFLECTIONMAKE SPACE TO THINK
Ask an open-ended question and let learners save a response. You can also require a response before they continue.
04MULTIPLE CHOICEPUT IT INTO PRACTICE
Ask learners to choose an answer, then give feedback. Set scoring, retries and completion rules to suit the activity.
05INTERACTIVE HTMLMAKE YOUR OWN
Build an interaction with your own HTML, CSS and JavaScript, then turn it into a reusable template with editable fields.
06TRANSITIONFIND THE FLOW
Separate sections with a shaped divider. Adjust its color, height and direction to fit your layout.
07REVERSE HOTSPOTLET THEM DISCOVER
Ask learners to find something in an image. Mark the correct areas and add feedback for their selections.
08IMAGE COMPARISONSEE THE DIFFERENCE
Let learners drag a slider to compare two images, such as a before-and-after view.
09REFLECTION DOWNLOADKEEP THE TAKEAWAYS
Collect learners’ submitted reflections into a text or PDF workbook they can keep after the course.
These are development examples. The website demos show the basic ideas; they do not run the extension. Features and export behavior are still being tested.
04 / HOW IT WORKSFROM AUTHORING TO EXPORT
Build in Rise.
Reuse what works.
Here’s how the current workflow fits together.
Add a block.
Choose a RiseBento block while authoring in Rise. Add your content and adjust its appearance.
Save the design.
Save a design as a local template, then change its content for the next lesson.
Review updates.
Review changes before updating linked blocks, or keep a fixed version when a course needs to stay as it is.
Prepare the export.
The current workflow adds a processing step after you export from Rise. Use the companion tool to prepare the Web or SCORM package, then test it before sharing.
05 / A FEW GOOD QUESTIONSTHE PRACTICAL STUFF.
Good questions.
Clear answers.
What is RiseBento?
RiseBento is a Chrome extension in development for people who build courses in Articulate Rise 360. It adds custom blocks, reusable local templates and design controls to your authoring workflow. You’ll need your own access to Rise 360 to use the extension.
Who is it for?
Instructional designers, e-learning developers and training teams who already build in Rise 360 and want more options for interactions, layouts and styling.
Can I install it yet?
Not yet. There’s no public Chrome Web Store release at the moment. You can try the three website demos here without installing anything.
Do I need to know how to code?
The block editors let you change content and styling through their controls. If you want to build a custom HTML interaction or add custom CSS, you’ll need to write or supply that code.
Will the demos change my Rise courses?
No. These demos run on this website and do not connect to Rise. If you save a reflection note, it stays in this browser unless you download a copy.
Do learners need the extension?
No. Authors use the extension; learners open the exported course. In the current workflow, you need to process the Rise export with the companion tool first, then test the finished package in your LMS or web hosting environment.
Can I publish straight from Rise?
The current RiseBento workflow needs an extra processing step after exporting a Web or SCORM ZIP from Rise. Direct publishing with RiseBento blocks is still in development.
Is RiseBento made by Articulate?
No. RiseBento is independently developed. It works with Rise 360, which is a separate Articulate product.
A LITTLE TASTE OF WHAT’S COMING.