Given the upcoming problems with Articulate Rise and iFrames (and our LMS uses iFrames for any embedded content) can Articulate Rise files be somehow converted to Rise.com and deployed outside the LMS?
Thank you for the reply. I was told last night by the LMS tech person I was chatting with that importing anything through SCORM involved an iFrame. I will check with them again, though.
If you’re interested in using Rise.com to author, host, and manage your courses and learners, you can absolutely import your Rise 360 courses. Here’s how.
What won’t work is if you use an iframe to embed your course in the LMS using the Share link that you get from Rise 360.
So, Rise.com, sure thing! Exporting for LMS, no problem there! Not exporting and just using the Share link -- it won’t work in an iframe. Let me know if I can clarify anything!
Ok, NOW I think I understand. It was really helpful to hear what would NOT work
Thanks!
Judith Reymond
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As you are using a LMS, the simplest solution would be to import your Rise courses into the LMS as SCORM packages.
Thank you for the reply. I was told last night by the LMS tech person I was chatting with that importing anything through SCORM involved an iFrame. I will check with them again, though.
An iFrame is used when you want to directly display the contents of an external web site within another web site.
For example, in our Rise courses we include a survey using a survey hosted on an external survey web site. We use an iFrame for this purpose.
You are doing the same thing to display your Rise courses that are hosted externally on an Articulate server within your LMS.
If you load the course SCORM packages into the LMS itself, an iFrame should not be required.
Ok, NOW I think I understand. It was really helpful to hear what would NOT work
Thanks!
Judith Reymond
***Due to Florida's very broad public records law, most written communications to or from Tallahassee Community College employees regarding College business are public records, available to the public and media upon request. Therefore, this email communication and your response may be subject to public disclosure.***
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