Is there a way to put a shared course into a folder on Rise? When my counterpart shares her courses with me, they show up on my front page, but since I do not have ownership of it, I am unable to move it into a folder.
Great question! As you mentioned, the shared course will automatically appear on your Rise dashboard in the Shared with me folder (as well as the All Courses container).
While there is no option to move shared courses to other folders available at this time, I'd still love to let our team know about this idea! ⭐️
If I may pick your brain – would you mind telling me a little more about why that particular function would come in handy for you?
Hi, Is there any update to this? As collaborators on courses we need to share functionality. If the course owner is out of office for any reason - other team members need to be able to:
Export course Send a Copy Duplicate Move To Delete
I have a team working on content for multiple programs and I have no capability to sort the courses into groups. As Melissa mentioned, I don't think there should be any restrictions for collaborators.
Alternatively give us the ability to assign ownership to multiple people.
Exciting news! We've enhanced collaboration in Rise 360. Find out about different collaborator roles here.
And this isn’t the only cool feature we released today! Check out our What’s New page for the full list. Let me know if you have any questions or comments. 🙂
I would still be interested in that features not sure how roles help categorize our courses. My need is that I work on many multiple-courses projects. So it would really be helpful to only see the courses related to one project, including courses owned by colleagues as we are many developing too. thx
Hi there, Mylene! If you are collaborating on a course as a Course Manager, you will have the ability to organize your courses into different folders. Let me know if this is the functionality that you are looking for!
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Hello there – and welcome to ELH, Jodi!
Great question! As you mentioned, the shared course will automatically appear on your Rise dashboard in the Shared with me folder (as well as the All Courses container).
While there is no option to move shared courses to other folders available at this time, I'd still love to let our team know about this idea! ⭐️
If I may pick your brain – would you mind telling me a little more about why that particular function would come in handy for you?
Hi, Is there any update to this? As collaborators on courses we need to share functionality. If the course owner is out of office for any reason - other team members need to be able to:
Export course
Send a Copy
Duplicate
Move To
Delete
Hi, can we please include this functionality?
I have a team working on content for multiple programs and I have no capability to sort the courses into groups. As Melissa mentioned, I don't think there should be any restrictions for collaborators.
Alternatively give us the ability to assign ownership to multiple people.
Cheers, Lloyd
Hi Lloyd,
Thanks for your feedback! Our team has a feature request logged for this capability and I'll make sure your voice gets added to the discussion.
In the meantime, if there's anything else I can do to help, please let me know!
Hi everyone,
Exciting news! We've enhanced collaboration in Rise 360. Find out about different collaborator roles here.
And this isn’t the only cool feature we released today! Check out our What’s New page for the full list. Let me know if you have any questions or comments. 🙂
I would still be interested in that features not sure how roles help categorize our courses. My need is that I work on many multiple-courses projects. So it would really be helpful to only see the courses related to one project, including courses owned by colleagues as we are many developing too. thx
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Hi there, Mylene! If you are collaborating on a course as a Course Manager, you will have the ability to organize your courses into different folders. Let me know if this is the functionality that you are looking for!