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Certificates in Rise
I know that Rise currently does not have the capability to end with a certificate, I'm posting to see if anyone has come up with a creative work-around to have a certificate at the end of a Rise course that a learner could print and turn in (my company doesn't have an LMS so we have to input any completed modules into our ERP by hand-we're a little behind the times).
If anyone has come up with a way to do this or at lease have something where we can print a name and a passed (or score but not required) that would be fantastic!
Thanks in advance!
22 Replies
- agnieszkagorgonCommunity Member
Hello Kristie,
Thank you for sharing this certificate "workflow".
Were you able to successfully embed the Google Form in Rise? Or do you make it available as an external link? - agnieszkagorgonCommunity Member
Thank you for following up Kristie.
I figured out what I was doing wrong (with help from Articulate Support). I was trying to add Google content as an iframe using the Code Snippet block, as opposed to the Embed block.
I'm all set.
Thanks for that update Agnieszka! I'm glad our support team was able to help.
- RamlaGabrielCommunity Member
Thanks for the work-around, Kristie. I was wondering if anyone who used this method of providing certificates found a way to disable right click on that page of the course? Otherwise, students can right click after completing the form and reload the page, this time completing the form for a classmate. Then a whole group of students could obtain certificates by only "completing" the course once. Thanks in advance for any advice on how to prevent this.
- KarenJonasCommunity Member
We just got Rise and I am slowly becoming acclimated to it's great features. I too would like to add a certificate. However, when I embed the Google Forms link which allows the learner to input their name and date, but not to submit. Any help to tell me what I'm doing wrong is appreciated. Thank you.
- ShelbyMorrisCommunity Member
I also pulled from a previous course I had created in Storyline and inserted it as an interaction. I had an opening page using first and last name variables that generated a certificate at the end of the course with the name they inserted on slide 1. I had to tweak it, but it does the job we needed it to do in Rise!
- AnnRemyCommunity Member
Hi Shelby,
This sounds like a good option. Do you have a template you might be able to share? When you say tweaking, what do you mean?
- MichelleMart737Community Member
Hi Shelby, Would you be able to share your process? I am running into a similar need to add a completion cert within Rise as we are not able to use our LMS for a group of external users. Any help would be appreciated!!
- MelissaRuckmickCommunity Member
Yes, that would be so helpful. We too are having issues attaching our LMS's certificates to our Rise course? Any suggestions would be super helpful. Thank you!
- LidiaGomes-9a81Community Member
Hi Shelby, can you share the template and the steps you took to create in rise? Thank you
- JordanYapCommunity Member
Can someone make a video on how we can upload our own template?'
Thanks in advance!
- Patty-MaherCommunity Member
Hi Shelby -- Just echoing the others who asked for more details on how you tweaked your certificate to work in Rise. I'm looking to do the same thing. Thanks!
- MarkOtleyCommunity Member
Hi Kristie
How do you set up the the form to:
- Add the information to it, mine generates the form and emails the blank document with none of the collected data.
- How do you get it to add the certification date as I can't see an option to add this data in the form wizard.
Thanks Mark
- MarkOtleyCommunity Member
Hi Kristie
Thank you for your reply.
I figured out that once created you need to add the << your information>> on to the Google sheets where you want the info to appear then sync the Form Publisher to your form. Making sure you match your information exactly.
Thanks again.
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