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Publish to Web with Rise
Hello,
Is there a way to publish to web with Rise? I only see LMS options.
Thanks
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Yes, there is an export function `No LMS - Web Only` that you can use to create a zip file which contains all files and folders required to upload to a website.
Thanks, I did see that and I export but when I click on the Index.html file I get a blank browser window.
Did you download and unzip the published content?
Ah, that is what I did not do, unzip! Thanks!
How can I publish the content on my website? Is there any tutorial where I can learn how to do it? I do not need to track the learner's progress, but I would like to set an individual password for each learner. Is it possible?
Thanks.
Hi there Nathalia! Check out this Peek screencast that Justin made explaining how you can get your Rise content on your website.
If your website is set up to allow users to log in with passwords, you can restrict access to your Rise course through that mechanism. If you would like to take advantage of Rise's password protection feature, you can simply use the Share link that Rise generates and check to include a password. Note: The password you choose will be the same for all users taking your course through the Rise link.
Let us know if that helps!
Is it necessary to zip the file and place it on your websites server to integrate it into your site? Or can I just send my web team a Animated GIF (that grabs users attention) and link a click action on the GIF to open the Https://rise.etc... address? I want to know about this requirement because I find Rise to be an attractive platform for developing and updating tutorial content without involving the web team every time I make a change.
I intend to use Rise for free customer training on our products as well as potentially creating courses your our channel sales partners. I know the second use case is a seperate integration issue because our partner portal is JIVE based and sits behind a Firewall to keep unauthorized persons from accessing confidential materials.
Good point Evan...
Keeping it in a single copy at a single web address means that all updates go out to everyone. ANd, you don't have any versioning headaches, which occasionally can reach migraine proportions!
Hi Evan,
Tracking clicks and where the user spends the most time in a course isn't something built directly into Rise, but it could be something your LMS has at the ready and you could also look at what options are available from Google analytics. I know a few users were getting started with setting those up in this forum discussion so you may also want to reach out to them and see if they have any other ideas! The "contact me" button on an individual's ELH profile can be used to message them directly.
Can we, instead of putting a course we made in Rise on our web servers, use the link that is available via the share function? Is there any problem with doing this if we don't need to know user analytics? Thanks.
The only problem that might exist is leakage of your company's sensitive information using the share link. Its a public link with simple password protection. So it all depends on information security policies that you have to abide by otherwise the share link is a great way to easily link rise courses to websites without detail backroom integration.
Hi Julie,
Can you explain a bit more about what happens when you try to run your index.html file from the Rise output?
Another security question here. I cannot get the Rise course to run on Canvas LMS. It will load but freezes. For this reason, I am not tracking inside the course. Instead, I created a course in the LMS and added the link to the Rise course. Only members of our domain can get to the course in the LMS. What is the security risk in this case? Are there other security measures Rise offers?
