I have read a few old reviews that says WIX does not work well with Rise 360 courses.. Is that still the case or is the website user friendly with Rise courses now...
When you export a Rise course it needs to be hosted in either an LMS or web server.
Wix is not an LMS and it's a simplified web page host. You can create pages but they don't have a folder structure for you to upload your own content like a published Rise course.
Most people upload the course to something like Amazon S3 and then they create a hyperlink to it from Wix.
There are no updates and this really isn't an issue, it's just a matter of how the products like Wix and Squarespace work.
If you want a course online, you need to upload the published folder to a web server and create the URL. Using a service like Wix (and the others) generally means you don't have access to the content folder as if you were managing your own site on a server.
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When you export a Rise course it needs to be hosted in either an LMS or web server.
Wix is not an LMS and it's a simplified web page host. You can create pages but they don't have a folder structure for you to upload your own content like a published Rise course.
Most people upload the course to something like Amazon S3 and then they create a hyperlink to it from Wix.
Any updates on this issue? :)
Best regards
There are no updates and this really isn't an issue, it's just a matter of how the products like Wix and Squarespace work.
If you want a course online, you need to upload the published folder to a web server and create the URL. Using a service like Wix (and the others) generally means you don't have access to the content folder as if you were managing your own site on a server.