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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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PhyllisDewan-88's avatar
PhyllisDewan-88
Community Member

Hi Lea,

Thank you for responding.  I am the LMS administrator and another associate created the course.  I am trying to maintain an overall catalog of all the course asset files.  It seems Rise does not allow me this opportunity.  We have had in the past where people leave and the course assets are no longer accessible or no one can find the most recent version. 

Thank you again :) 

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hazelB
Staff
4 years ago

Hi Phyllis!

Here's an easy way to access media files you're using in a Rise 360 course:

  1. Export the course to Web.
  2. Open the zipped output folder, and you'll find another folder called "assets." All of the media files can be found inside that folder.

Hope this helps you!

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