Forum Discussion
Embed Rise into Moodle
Hi everyone
Is it possible to embed a Rise course directly into a Moodle course? (So that the Rise course is displayed directly on the Moodle course page and there is no need to open a SCORM package)
Thanks!
Nora
Just to add to this (sorry it's a bit late) - if the SCORM package is the *only* activity in the course, you can set the course to have the course format "Single Activity" - and then it will go straight into the SCORM when the user clicks on the course. But if your course has extra labels and other activities in it, then, no, you can't do what you're asking here.
Hi there, Nora. You can't embed a Rise 360 course using the Share link or by some other means from our servers. It will have to be exported and uploaded to your hosting environment. I hope that answers your question!
Hi Crystal - has there been any developments related to this? I'm wanting to persuade a client to use Rise versus H5P for a microlearning course, hosted in Moodle. Although in some ways its a small issue that clients have to select "Enter" to view, it would add to my "sales pitch" if it went directly to. I'm not an IT person so I'm sure there are SCORM/tech reasons that are beyond my understanding, but thought I'd check. Cheer!
Hi Sarah,
I'm happy to chime in! Rise 360 courses still need to be published to LMS, producing a zipped file that must be uploaded to platforms like Moodle. I'm unfamiliar with HP5 technology, but I assure you that Rise 360 has more benefits that outweigh the inconvenience of clicking "Enter" when accessing the Rise course in Moodle.
I'd start my sales pitch by pointing them to this Rise 360 page. The article below provides answers to common questions about Rise 360.
Let me know if you need additional information, and I'd be happy to assist you further!
<script type="text/javascript">
document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function() {
setTimeout(function() {
window.location.hash = 'lessons/EwM5ewHoR0XirWietc';
}, 100);
});
</script>
Here it is again. The problem was caused by Word, not this forum.Hi SarahTamula SirmedNottwil ,
We had this problem recently but it can be solved. Here's how:
Publish Rise course, using publish course to web (not SCORM)
Load the course locally, progress to the lesson, then make a note of the long text string after ‘lessons/’ in the browser barUpload the .zip file to Moodle
Unzip the File in Moodle
Find index.html and download it.
Add the following script to the index.html file at the end, but before the final </body> :
<script type="text/javascript">document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function() {
setTimeout(function() {
window.location.hash = 'lessons/EwM5ewHoR0XirWinfpetc.';
}, 100);
});
</script>
Change the long text string after ' lessons/ ' to reflect your lesson code
Reupload index.html to the location you downloaded it from
Choose 'Overwrite existing file'
Click on index.html and choose ‘Make main file’
Set ‘Appearance’ to ‘Automatic’
Untick all other boxes
I hope that helps.
Phil
