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AnuKaunisto's avatar
AnuKaunisto
Community Member
7 years ago

Why can't I edit the RISE course transferred to me?

Hi, I am the admin of our Articulate Teams Account. One of our team members went on a long leave and I transferred her Rise courses to myself.  I can now find her courses on my Rise view, but I cann...
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AlyssaGomez's avatar
AlyssaGomez
Staff
6 years ago

Hi Mark!

The person who owns the course should add you as a collaborator. Then, you'll see the course appear on your Rise 360 dashboard, and you'll be able to edit it. 

  • AnastasiaNikiti's avatar
    AnastasiaNikiti
    Community Member
    5 years ago

    Hi Alyssa, does it mean, that if a course was shared by "Send a copy" option, the recipient will always have limited functionality of the course and will not be able to upload new fonts to the course, send it to Review, generate SCORM or even just copy it to their own dashboard, so that the person could edit it properly? That`s the situation I am in right now (I am the recipient).

    If so, could you please clarify, what situations "Send a copy" is supposed to be used in?

    • KarlMuller's avatar
      KarlMuller
      Community Member
      5 years ago

      Hi,

      "Send a copy" is used when the original version of the course needs to remain unchanged.  For example, a Rise course developed by one department in a company is shared with another department to allow them to make changes to meet their specific needs.

      If another Rise user sent you a copy of a course using your Articulate 360 account email, you should automatically be the owner of that copy of the course, meaning that you should be able to do anything related to that course.

      • AnastasiaNikiti's avatar
        AnastasiaNikiti
        Community Member
        5 years ago

        Hi Karl,

        Thank you for clarification, that`s what I thought too, but in my case it does not work that way for some reason :(