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How do you export your RISE Dashboard of courses to Excel?
My boss wants a full list of courses on my dashboard from the past 5 years which is ~400 courses and microbursts. I need title, when they were developed, how many lessons, etc. I've started doing it by hand but figure there must be a shortcut to summarize 20 pages from dashboard view.
- MelMacDonald-9cCommunity Member
Hi Joanne. I am having the same issue. Thanks Jose for the info about sending a feature request. I have now done this.
- PrasoonNPartner
Folks, we have uploaded the chrome extension, that would help you get a CSV file with details of all courses in your dashboard :
Instruction to use : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFtCN8-W2w4
Chrome extension link : https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/articulate-rise-helper/hbafpdaehpoimnnpdbfkgagckjhpcneh
Do let me know if this works for you or if any further enhancements are required.- SamHillSuper Hero
I can confirm this works on grid view but not list view.
Great extension!
- CNavarroFormer Staff
Hi Joanne,
There isn't a way to export course titles and lesson counts into Excel from the dashboard. I hope some of our community members will chime in if they have found a solution for this.
- JoanneBentley-bCommunity Member
That is a real shame. Any hope that this feature will be added soon? Being able to export a dashboard to excel shouldn't be a big ask.
Hi Joanne,
We're currently not tracking this as a feature request, but you're more than welcome to share your voice with our product team by raising a feature request here! Here's a quick look at how we manage requests for your reference.
- HilaryHudsonCommunity Member
Agreed that this is a needed and basic expected feature of a system such as Articulate. I too have made a request.
- PrasoonNPartner
We have a chrome extension that helps us download all this data as a CSV file
- SamHillSuper Hero
Here's a method using a Bookmarklet. This is just a special bookmark that executes JavaScript.
Simply open your browser, and create a new bookmark. In Chrome, this is done via the Bookmark Manager (CTL+SHIFT+O) and then selecting Add new bookmark via the menu in the top right (three vertical dots). Just give it a Name, for example Get Courses, and then copy and past the following code into URL field.
javascript:(function(){let csvData="Course Title,Author,Updated Date,Lesson Count\n";const formatText=(textElement)=>{let text=textElement?.textContent||%27%27;return%20text.replaceAll(%27,%27,%27%27).replaceAll(%27%C2%B7%27,%27%27).replaceAll(%27%C2%A0%27,%27%27).trim();};document.querySelectorAll(%27[aria-label=%22courses%22]%20li%27).forEach(course=%3E{const%20details=course.querySelectorAll(%27div%27)[0];const%20author=formatText(details.querySelector(%22[class*=content-author_authorName]%22));const%20updated=formatText(details.querySelector(%22[class*=block-view-item-common_updated]%22));const%20title=formatText(details.querySelector(%22[data-ba=\%22create.link\%22]%22));const%20lessonCount=formatText(details.querySelector(%22[data-ba=\%22ContentTypeLabel.lessonCount\%22]%22));csvData+=`${title},${author},${updated},${lessonCount}\n`;});const%20csvContent=%22data:text/csv;charset=utf-8,%22+encodeURIComponent(csvData);window.open(csvContent);})();
You can then navigate to the Rise course library and select the Bookmarklet.