The Discount Decoder: what happens when you stop explaining percentages Ask a shop assistant, a parent at the checkout, or honestly quite a few adults: "This coat is £48 after 20% off. What was the full price?" — and a scary percentage of them will confidently say £57.60. It's the wrong answer. But it's the tempting wrong answer, and the reason it feels right is exactly what a good percentages lesson should pull apart. Most e-learning treats percentages the same way school do

The component library Articulate Rise never shipped with. Out now. You know the wall. Rise is brilliant — right up until you want something it doesn't do. A flip card with your layout. A labelled diagram. A timeline that doesn't look like every other timeline. Then you're stuck: compromise, or lose an afternoon wrestling CSS into a code block. We built the other option. What it is Rise Canvas is a library of components Rise can't make on its own — flip cards, labelled graphic