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Can a Rise course be embedded?
I would like to embed a Rise course within another course and have it open in the same page - not link out to another. Is that possible? I don' t see an option to grab embed code.
Thank you!!
Gail
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Hi,
I'm trying to use the Iframe to embed a course from Articulate Rise 360 in our LMS, but it doesn't work, infact appear "rise.articulate.com refused to connect."
Can you indicate me how to rislve please?
Thank you!
Hi Luigi! We made a change on June 8, 2020, wherein Rise 360 content that's embedded in an iframe via its share link will no longer display on your site. Share links themselves will still work after June 8, so you can use them as hyperlinks and send them directly to viewers.
Is there a specific reason you needed to embed the course for your LMS rather than exporting the course for LMS and uploading it as a SCORM package?Thank you for your reply.
Answering to you question, yes there a specific reason I needed to embed the course in my LMS platform rather than exporting the course in a SCORM package: my LMS platform does not have a SCORM reader (but with an editor like a blog) and I thought that a good solution could be to embed the designed course.
I want to use articulate rise, so I ask you how to view the course on my LMS through the sharing function without exporting it to SCOMR.
Now in the trial periodo for Articulate and your solution to this issue may affect whether or not you can start mey subscription.I end also answering you to suggest some easy-to-plug-in scorm reader available in the market.
Thank you,
Kind regards,
Luigi Ranieri
Hi Luigi, while it isn’t possible to embed the Rise link in an Iframe, you can try exporting a web-only version of your course. Once you have your course hosted on a web-server, you can use that link to embed your course in your LMS.
I’ll defer to the community for suggestions on SCORM reader tools that they use, and you can check out scorm.com for help with how to add SCORM to your platform.
I have a similar question. I want to embed one Rise course into another Rise course. Can I do that?
Here's why. I've developed 4 short courses for neurodiverse individuals. I had thought about making it one course, but decided to keep them separate so the learner could easily access a specific topic at anytime. I also developed an Admin course with one of the others being a prerequisite and the remaining being recommended for the Admin.
Some of the above responses were getting too technical for me. Is there an easy solution to do this, or do I need to look for another solution?
Thanks!
Hi Carol! I have some ideas for you, but first I'd like to hear more about your plans for this course. Do you need to track completion? If so, do learners need to pass a quiz, or will you base completion on viewing a certain number of lessons?
Hi Alyssa,
We do not need to track completion. Personally, I think it will be better for each to be accessed through the client's LMS, but I wanted to explore other options.
Thank you!
Hi Carol! If you don't need to track completion, then you could...
- Include all content in one Rise 360 course.
- Disable the sidebar menu.
- Create an "Introduction" lesson with a button stack block that will allow the learner to jump to the lessons they need.
That is a great idea!
Thank you!!
You're welcome, Carol!
By the way, replying via email includes your signature with contact information in the public forum. Feel free to edit your reply here!
Couldn't you just publish it as a web package and upload to your web server and then write the embed code into that link?
If you are talking about the share review link - isn't that limited to review only and in violation of the agreement if used for leaners or is this something else?
We want to embed a Rise course in our Space environment, so all of our employees can follow the Rise course. How can I embed this course?
Hello,
We want to embed the microlearning course on email phishing in an email to be sent to employees. We don't want a link as it is about phishing :-)
Is there a method to do this? LMS and intranet are not options here.
Hi Eric,
You only options are to export as a ZIP (LMS or Web) or as a PDF.
Neither of these options are suitable to embed a microlearning within an email.
