Hi, can you recommend me a "scheduler" to publish courses?
In my specific case I have to prepare 140 courses based on the same template and they must be regularly updated. It can be very helpful to have a scheduler so that this kind of activity can be automatically performed during the night.
I haven't seen any tools that would allow for a mass publishing of your courses, so I'll be interested to hear what you find out from others in the community!
indeed it is not easy to fid a solution but I am wondering if Articulate can think to implement such feature. I am sure that this will be appreciated by the community and will give the software another added value.
Thanks for chiming in and sharing your idea! I see that you've logged a feature request for it, so we'll be sure to jump in here and let you know if this feature picks up more steam.
If you're curious, here's a bit more about how we work to prioritize feature requests.
I think this can really be a great feature to add in Storyline.
In our company we translate every course that we create in 20 languages. We have then to create Review links and TinCan files for each course. And for each small correction we do, we have to update links and files...
So you can imagine how much time could save us a scheduler feature like this!
Publishing courses based on a multilanguage approach is for sure an issue in terms of wasting time! In my specific case I am preparing compliance courses for the financial industry to explain rules on how to properly behave in various countries worldwide while offering financial products and services. The template is always the same but in case of updates in the regulation than the course must be updated as well. For the time being this is just in English but I am also not excluding that the fututre will see the same course in other languages.
However also the remark of Raphael is important. Small corrections or updates requested by the content experts require a new publishing process. I am sure that a lot of other users of Articulate will love the proposed feature.
Hi, all. Is there any news on this request? It's been now several years since this request (and others like it) has been made, I wonder if there is any real commitment on Articulate's part to find a solution to this problem that seems to affect several users... Thank you.
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Hi Andrea,
I haven't seen any tools that would allow for a mass publishing of your courses, so I'll be interested to hear what you find out from others in the community!
Hi Ashley
indeed it is not easy to fid a solution but I am wondering if Articulate can think to implement such feature. I am sure that this will be appreciated by the community and will give the software another added value.
Hi Andrea,
Thanks for chiming in and sharing your idea! I see that you've logged a feature request for it, so we'll be sure to jump in here and let you know if this feature picks up more steam.
If you're curious, here's a bit more about how we work to prioritize feature requests.
I think this can really be a great feature to add in Storyline.
In our company we translate every course that we create in 20 languages.
We have then to create Review links and TinCan files for each course.
And for each small correction we do, we have to update links and files...
So you can imagine how much time could save us a scheduler feature like this!
I agree. This could be quite a helpful feature, especially when dealing with multiple languages.
Currently it is a repetitive and time consuming task.
Publishing courses based on a multilanguage approach is for sure an issue in terms of wasting time! In my specific case I am preparing compliance courses for the financial industry to explain rules on how to properly behave in various countries worldwide while offering financial products and services. The template is always the same but in case of updates in the regulation than the course must be updated as well. For the time being this is just in English but I am also not excluding that the fututre will see the same course in other languages.
However also the remark of Raphael is important. Small corrections or updates requested by the content experts require a new publishing process. I am sure that a lot of other users of Articulate will love the proposed feature.
Hi, all.
Is there any news on this request?
It's been now several years since this request (and others like it) has been made, I wonder if there is any real commitment on Articulate's part to find a solution to this problem that seems to affect several users...
Thank you.