Hiding lessons in Rise

Hi Jenna,

That isn't yet a feature of Rise, but sounds like a really neat idea! I'll share it as a feature request for you (you'll see an email confirmation of this soon). 

Are you sending users the Share link, or exporting it for LMS/Web? If you're doing the latter you could look at duplicating the course and deleting the lessons you don't need. That would give you two copies which you could then swap on your site come September.

Any update on this?

Hey Kristen!

It sounds like you're also interested in a "hide lessons" feature, is that right? Can you tell us more about how that feature would come in handy for you?

We're tracking these requests, so I appreciate you letting us know how we can make Rise better!

Hi, 

Is this a feature yet? I have  course which is ready to go live with some core elements. There are some further sections that aren't quite ready, so hiding them would be really useful. If not i'll duplicate them across to a working version of the course.

It's been 8 months since any one asked this question - have there been any updates on availability to hide lessons that are not complete, but let users view what is complete? I don't relish the idea of deleting content and not sure about trying to manage two courses. Any hints are welcome

Hi Gina! Thanks for checking in. We haven't made any changes to the Rise 360 sidebar menu options. We'll let you know if we add the ability to hide lessons in the future! 

I am wanting to also hide lessons.  I want students to only see week 1 and not week 2 and beyond until week 2.  Is there a way to do this currently? Amy

Hi Amy! When you publish Rise 360 content, all lessons will be visible, so there isn't a way to hide individual lessons in a course.

I'd love to hear more about how you're delivering this course to learners. Are you using a learning management system? 

Thanks, Amy! Since you're not already using an LMS, check out Rise.com! 

Rise.com is an all-in-one online training system that gives you one place to create, track, manage, and analyze your training. It includes all the authoring functionality from Rise 360, plus a library of pre-built lessons on common business topics. 

Once you’ve created a course, you can enroll learners, track their progress, and analyze training effectiveness—all within Rise.com. 

To see it in action, head over to rise.com! And if you have any questions about how Rise could work for you, you can email the Rise team at sales@rise.com. 

Like everyone else, I wound up here trying to hide lessons and won't even ask if any updates have been provided; been down that road before, however, there might be a work around I don't know about. My reason for wanting to hide lessons is because I'm trying to use certain content as landing pages which are only accessed by a button stack link function. I want to use the side navigation menu but don't want the landing pages as part of that menu (thus hidden). I only want these landing pages accessed via the button stack and don't want the students to have access them through a progression. Can block templates be accessed in this way (meaning linked to a button stack but out of view from the student?)