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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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CassiusNetzley
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Jenna Gallagher

Read through the discussion but I don't see the answer I am looking for. I have a course I built in RISE that I would like to share with a translation company so they can localize the course in several languages. It looks like the "export for translation" feature is not going to be ready for Q2 - so we'd have to work with copy/paste text based documents and input the translation ourselves. The translation company has a 360 License but I can't share the project with them as they are not on "my team". Is there any way to share the course access so they can edit it with their own 360 license?

Jenna,

You could use the 'Send a copy' feature accessible from your main menu of Rise where all your course projects are listed. Select the three horizontal dot object that opens up a menu for courses you have ownership of, and then select the 'Send a copy' option. As long as the translation company gives you the correct email address associated with their A360 account, the copy will send successfully. 

One caveat, it's a snapshot of your project, so any changes you make from after won't be displayed in their copy. 

-Cass 

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JennaGallagh447
Community Member
7 years ago

Thanks Cass! I was trying the "Share" option and that wasn't allowing me to do it. Appreciate your time.

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