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Hi - thanks for what appears to be a great new tool! I am a long-time Articulate (Presenter, SL1 and SL2) user, but a customer wants to use Rise for its responsiveness; having their courses display well on mobile devices is of primary importance to them. With that in mind, I need to know (before I buy and start using it, in a limited contract time-frame):
1) Is there a limit to number and size (in MB/GB) of how many videos can be supported in a course done in Rise? They have a LOT of video content for the course.
2) Can I do any video interactivity in Rise, as is possible in SL2?
3) Can Rise publish to SCORM 1.2 so they can host it on their own server?
4) Can I access the content files and pull Rise work into SL2?
5) They have specific fonts and icons they want to use. Is this possible in Rise?
Thank you! :)
1) Is there a limit to number and size (in MB/GB) of how many videos can be supported in a course done in Rise? They have a LOT of video content for the course.
2) Can I do any video interactivity in Rise, as is possible in SL2?
3) Can Rise publish to SCORM 1.2 so they can host it on their own server?
4) Can I access the content files and pull Rise work into SL2?
5) They have specific fonts and icons they want to use. Is this possible in Rise?
Thank you! :)
- Hi Donna! Glad you're excited about Rise. Here are my answers to your questions:
1. The max file size for each individual video/audio/image uploaded to Rise is 5 GB, but you can add as many as you want to a Rise course.
2. Unfortunately there's no way to add interactivity to videos in Rise at this time.
3. Yes! :)
4. You could publish rise to your server or LMS and then insert the link to the content in Storyline as a web object.
5. Not all fonts are currently supposed in Rise, so it depends on which font they would like to use. For the icons, they can certainly insert them as images in the course.
I think the best thing would be to test it out and see for yourself: 360.articulate.com