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DorrienVenables
Community Member
8 years ago

Saving Rise Source Files to Local Hard Drive

Hi Currently it does not seem possible to save the Rise source files to one's local machine. As we plan do develop some modules in Rise for clients, we would need to send them the source files if ...
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LeslieMcKerchie
Staff
7 years ago

Hi Kevin,

Yes, it sounds like a Teams Account may be beneficial for you if you need someone to have access for collaboration on your Rise courses.

In addition, as Justin mentioned here:

We feel comfortable targeting Q2 2018 to release Course Translation.

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    KevinFox-b9df4f
    Community Member
    7 years ago

    Hi Leslie,

    Thanks for responding, that's good news about the translate function in rise but unfortunately with the time restrictions on my course needing to be rolled out across both UK and Spain I would need to look into another viable option.

    I have been led to believe we already have a Teams account although currently I'm the only one with a licence as I was trialling it. Can you advise how much of a task it would be for my colleague in  Spain to get access to the team? would they need a licence for them then need to be added to the team? would it be simple to have them removed afterwards? Sorry I do not deal with the licensing etc from our end so it's all strange to me.

    Also is a Teams account the only way for someone to gain access to the source copy of my Rise course?

    Thanks in advance

    Kevin

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