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theericacarroll
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2 days ago

RISE- Automatic Certificate Creation

I've been playing around with how to create a custom certificate in a Rise course and I've finally found a workaround using an embedded form that creates and delivers a PDF.

Check it out: 

https://share.articulate.com/IcrVo3X-PV5k7x9CMMFkx

I've been struggling with this for a long time and I know a handful of you have been too. Hope it helps!

 

ps. I used the AI Assistant to create this mini course based off of the video I recorded outlining the steps, which I also included as content within the course to follow along.

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  • SinaHa's avatar
    SinaHa
    Community Member

    Thanks for sharing theericacarroll. I achieved this using the code option in the Rise Block library. I use Claude to generate the code from the following prompt, then paste it into my courses. (The only line I change in the code is COURSE_NAME.)

    Prompt:

    You're a programmer and instructional designer. Let's discuss the following challenge and determine whether you can handle the coding or suggest an alternative.

    Platform: Rise 360

    Challenge: Write code to populate and generate a certificate in Rise 360. The software doesn't provide learners with a certificate of completion, nor does it offer an option to add one. However, course developers and designers can add features by writing their own code. This could be achieved with code that can be pasted into Rise and reused across multiple courses?

    Your job: To write the code for printing certificates

    I would provide the certificate template (attached), and it needs to work as follows: - Course Name (I will manually change the code (hard-code) for each course. The code should allow for this.)

    - My certificate template is attached.

    - Full Name (A field must be provided for each learner to enter their full name.)

    - DD/MM/YYYY (Must be updated automatically.)

    - Print (A small grey rectangular button must be provided to the learner to click to save or print their certificate as a PDF)

    - Logo: The certificate template includes our organisation's logo. I can provide a publicly accessible URL for that logo.

    • theericacarroll's avatar
      theericacarroll
      Community Member

      SinaHa​ That’s a great idea to use Claud! I needed tracking though. My courses offer industry Renewal Units and I need to have a record of certificates issued. This also makes re-sending easy if the learner ever needed it.