In this age of globalization and multinational organizations, companies want to deliver online training that will reach worldwide audiences. The result is e-learning content that needs to be ...
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Hello Kritika,
Thanks for leaving your question here. Articulate does offer translation features in Articulate Storyline, here's a helpful link: https://community.articulate.com/series/74/articles/articulate-storyline-360-user-guide-how-to-translate-content
For Rise, you can incorporate the content in any language. We are currently working on supporting right-to-left languages, and are working on other translation features for Rise so stay tuned!
Thanks for leaving your question here. Articulate does offer translation features in Articulate Storyline, here's a helpful link: https://community.articulate.com/series/74/articles/articulate-storyline-360-user-guide-how-to-translate-content
For Rise, you can incorporate the content in any language. We are currently working on supporting right-to-left languages, and are working on other translation features for Rise so stay tuned!
Hi Nicole and thanks for this article. Very useful.
I'm working wih RISE but actually I'm not able to see this multilanguage feature.
Do you know how to work in different languages with RISE?
I'm working wih RISE but actually I'm not able to see this multilanguage feature.
Do you know how to work in different languages with RISE?
- Hi Nella! When it comes to Rise you can add in your content in whatever language you need it to be in (Note: we will soon be supporting left to right languages, but do not yet) and you also edit the labels and other text elements in a Rise course to be your target language. Hope this helps :)