Embed Rise course into school main page (not course) in LMS

Yes, it’s possible to embed a Rise course into the main page of a school's LMS (Learning Management System), depending on the LMS you’re using and the embedding options it supports. Here's how you can do it:

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Step 1: Export the Rise Course
1. **Log into Articulate Rise 360.**
2. Select the course you want to embed.
3. Click the **Settings** gear icon and navigate to the **Export** tab.
4. Choose the export format:
   - **Web**: If you want to host the course on your own server.
   - **LMS**: If your LMS supports SCORM or xAPI (Tin Can).
5. Download the exported course file.

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Step 2: Host the Course
If you chose **Web** export, you’ll need to host the course:
1. Upload the exported files to a web server or cloud service (e.g., AWS S3, Netlify, or your LMS-hosted media storage if available).
2. Copy the public URL to the course’s launch file (usually `index.html`).

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Step 3: Embed the Course
Depending on the LMS and hosting method, follow these steps:

#### **Option 1: Use an iFrame**
1. Find the embed option on your LMS’s main page editor.
2. Insert an iFrame code pointing to the course URL.  
   Example:
   ```html
   <iframe src="https://yourhostedcourseurl.com/index.html" width="100%" height="600px" frameborder="0"></iframe>
   ```
3. Save the changes and test to ensure the course loads properly.

Option 2: Upload SCORM or xAPI Package
If your LMS supports SCORM/xAPI:
1. Navigate to the **admin or content upload** section of your LMS.
2. Upload the Rise-exported SCORM or xAPI package.
3. Link the uploaded course to the main page of the school’s site (if the LMS allows it).

Option 3: Embed via LTI
If your LMS supports LTI (Learning Tools Interoperability):
1. Host the Rise course on an LTI-compliant platform.
2. Configure the LTI settings in your LMS.
3. Embed the course using the LTI tool integration.

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Step 4: Optimize for Usability
1. Ensure the embedded course is mobile-friendly.
2. Check permissions to ensure all students can access the embedded content without login issues.
3. Test the embed on different devices and browsers.

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Notes:
- Some LMS platforms, like Moodle, Canvas, or Blackboard, have specific embed tools or content blocks for external content—refer to their documentation for exact steps.
- If your LMS has restricted embedding, you might need admin permissions or additional plugins. 

Let me know your LMS platform, and I can provide more tailored guidance!