Create Online Courses Faster Than Ever with 1,000+ Rise 360 Templates

Allison LaMotte
By Allison LaMotte

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Creating courses in Rise 360 has always been fast and easy, but we just made it even faster by adding over 1,000 templates with real and placeholder content. With these professionally designed templates, you can get training into your team’s hands in record time. Let’s take a closer look at what’s included.

Templates with Placeholder Content

These templates serve as a blueprint for courses on common topics—like hiring, onboarding, and workplace harassment. They include an outline of lessons that would typically be covered in a course on that topic—so all that’s left to do is pop in your content and you’re set. 

Real Content Templates

And if you’re looking to save even more time, skip the content creation step altogether by using our real content templates. These templates cover a range of subject matters, including:

You can export the templates as is and upload them to your LMS in just a few minutes or customize them by adding your brand colors and mixing in your own content. It’s up to you! Either way, you’ll get from start to finish much faster—allowing you to quickly grow your course catalog.

How to Get Started

Ready to start using these new templates? Simply go to your Articulate 360 dashboard, click on New Course, preview the different options, and select the one you want to use. It’s that easy!

 

Don’t have Rise 360? Start your free 30-day trial of Articulate 360 now. 

For tips on putting this cool new feature to good use, check out these helpful resources:

And be sure to keep an eye on the Articulate 360 feature road map and the What’s New page so you’re the first to hear about all the cool new stuff we’re working on.

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37 Comments
Tony Simonini
over 1 year ago02/17/22 at 2:12 pm (UTC)
This is a gamechanger in my opinion! Another reason why Articulate is the best eLearning authoring tool out there. I was looking at the Black History Month course and have a question based on some of the external resources (videos, links, etc.). With that in mind there was a YouTube video in the Black History Month template. Are we able to use that in a course in full, including the YouTube video (and any additional external resources), through our license with Articulate?
Allison LaMotte
over 1 year ago02/24/22 at 1:47 pm (UTC)
Hi Michele, We’ve taken care of any rights and permissions on our end so you’re free to use real content templates as you would any other Content Library 360 asset. Your license with Articulate is all you need to use it freely. We just ask that courses you create remain, well, courses (there’s more on that here: https://articulate.com/support/article/Rise-360-Can-I-Sell-Courses-Created-With-Real-Content-Templates).
Allison LaMotte
over 1 year ago03/02/22 at 1:09 pm (UTC)
HI Mike! So glad you're loving this new feature. Right now, the resources you're seeing are available only for Next Big Idea courses and can't be added manually to other courses by authors. But I can totally see why you'd want to do that! Would you be up for logging a feature request to tell us more about your specific needs? Here's the link: https://articulate.com/support/contact/feature-request
The BusinessAnt Consultancy / ej@TheBusinessAnt.com
1 year ago03/30/22 at 9:39 am (UTC)
Hi Allison, I'm currently using the harassment module as a template for a course for an international organization. But since the module refers to US (federal / state) law and legislation, it becomes irrelevant for all other entities outside the US. Text-wise, I can make a more generic and refer to internal policies and codes, but as the videos used also mention those laws, I actually would like to adjust those (remove certain parts and /or create a visual "disclaimer" in the video. Now, as the videos seems to be protected (using the developers option in my browser), I can't download the videos and obviously can't adjust those (in a normal way). Is there any place where I can find the video files? Thanks in advance for your reply!
Sherri Fricker
1 year ago04/25/22 at 4:24 pm (UTC)
I've noticed that individual lessons come with suggested time durations, but the Real Content courses do not. Can you share how you calculate the duration so that we can add this to courses we use/adapt from the Real Content templates? For example. I am using the Becoming a Boss: A Guide for New Managers course and would like to indicate the duration for the full course. Thanks!
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