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NadineBergmann-'s avatar
NadineBergmann-
Community Member
12 months ago

Change HTML source language in Rise course

Dear community,  We developed an e-learning in Dutch using Articulate Rise and have gotten it tested on accessibility. One of the comments on the course was that in the HTML of the course the source...
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StevenBenassi's avatar
StevenBenassi
Staff
3 months ago

Hi MarcinZarod​!

Glad to see peterkeijsers​ has been helping you. Happy to jump in here!

Rise 360 does not support setting a source language code at the time of publishing. We're tracking a feature request to introduce this level of functionality, and I've included your voice in the report.

In the meantime you can set the Polish language code (PL) by following our traditional XLIFF translation process. Once that's complete, and your Rise content is published, the Web output should inherit this setting. Here's how:

  1. Duplicate your Rise 360 course.
  2. Export the XLIFF file, and set your language code to PL, for Polish.
  3. Open the XLIFF file with your preferred text editor and confirm the source language code is included.
  4. Import your XLIFF file back into the duplicated Rise course, then publish to Web.

 

Let me know how it goes!

MarcinZarod's avatar
MarcinZarod
Community Member
3 months ago

Thanks. I'm counting on you to introduce this functionality ASAP as the whole world of European Union-sponsored elearning courses really needs that to fulfill accessability criteria.

Will the XLIFF tip also work with SCORM (publishing to LMS)? Will the SCORM also include the info about the language set as Polish?