Rise 360 is great for building quick, responsive e-learning courses; but did you know it’s also a solid tool for building job aids? Think about it: A job aid is a training resource that lets ...
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Hi Patty!
That's a good question. There's a few ways you could share Rise 360 content with learners.
One way is to simply host it on a website, as you mentioned. You just export the content to HTML5 format, it created a zipped folder you can upload to your FTP or server and then just send the URL link to learners.
Another option is some organizations use a Learning Management system (LMS) if they need to track and report on learners (for example if they need to know who took the training, who passed, who failed, etc.) . In that case you would export the content for LMS. Either way, its a simple process that just takes a few clicks.
Here's more information on how to export Rise content: https://articulate.com/support/article/How-to-Share-Articulate-Rise-Courses-with-Learners
That's a good question. There's a few ways you could share Rise 360 content with learners.
One way is to simply host it on a website, as you mentioned. You just export the content to HTML5 format, it created a zipped folder you can upload to your FTP or server and then just send the URL link to learners.
Another option is some organizations use a Learning Management system (LMS) if they need to track and report on learners (for example if they need to know who took the training, who passed, who failed, etc.) . In that case you would export the content for LMS. Either way, its a simple process that just takes a few clicks.
Here's more information on how to export Rise content: https://articulate.com/support/article/How-to-Share-Articulate-Rise-Courses-with-Learners
Hello there!
I think this is a great idea and I love the example. My organization just got on board with 360, so we are thrilled to see its versatility come to light.
My organization uses an LMS for our eLearning courses, but this type of learning would be really very good for a website. I think a catalog of refresher information is a good use of our site.
I think this is a great idea and I love the example. My organization just got on board with 360, so we are thrilled to see its versatility come to light.
My organization uses an LMS for our eLearning courses, but this type of learning would be really very good for a website. I think a catalog of refresher information is a good use of our site.
- Thanks for chiming in, Jaclyn! Love to hear that your organization is using and seeing value in Articulate 360. Rise 360 is an extremely versatile tool! You can also use it to guide instructor led training, as a slide-deck replacement tool, and more. All of these can be hosted simply on a website (or an LMS).