I know this may sound too much, but I just wanted to ask(however hypothetically) what would be needed to make and track changes just like in MS Word in a course content (just text) that is published on Articulate Review.
Is it something that only Articulate can do or we can do something about it too?
I just need to know the possibilities no matter how far fetched they are.
I know this may sound too much, but I just wanted to ask(however hypothetically) what would be needed to make and track changes just like in MS Word in a course content (just text) that is published on Articulate Review.
Is it something that only Articulate can do or we can do something about it too?
I just need to know the possibilities no matter how far fetched they are.
Thanks
Hi everyone, I wanted to ask if there was a Review option much like the one Shivam mentioned above.
In my situation, I have a reviewer (there's only one) who would much prefer to be able to jump in and change the text where needed in Rise, rather than a constant back/forth with me. He's also not feeling the way Review presents his comments.
At the moment, the only way I can foresee him being able to do this is if I loan him my credentials which would probably require him to install 360 Desktop at least.
Is there another way around this using Review that I may not be aware of? Thanks!
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Hi everyone, I wanted to ask if there was a Review option much like the one Shivam mentioned above.
In my situation, I have a reviewer (there's only one) who would much prefer to be able to jump in and change the text where needed in Rise, rather than a constant back/forth with me. He's also not feeling the way Review presents his comments.
At the moment, the only way I can foresee him being able to do this is if I loan him my credentials which would probably require him to install 360 Desktop at least.
Is there another way around this using Review that I may not be aware of? Thanks!