2. The second problem is the following one : I just don't own the initial data (courses on Rise 360) but I need to edit it. So how can I reach this data ? Actually, I would like to send to every members of my team the data in order for them to edit it.
Then they have to send me their files edited and I can correct/update their modifications directly on Rise 360. The fact is that they are not allowed to access to our Rise 360 account.
Each person who needs to make edits to a Rise 360 course will need access to log in to Rise 360. There isn't a way to edit any content outside of Rise 360.
As an alternative, I would suggest that you publish the Rise 360 course to Review 360. Then, send the Review 360 link to each person who should review the course. They can make comments there on the changes that are needed.
After everyone has had a chance to review the course, someone with access to Rise 360 can edit the course to make the suggested changes.
We are attempting to start a eLearning with a quiz and end with a quiz as well. Is there anyway to extract the results of the quiz data to show there was a result in the learning?
Rise itself does not store any data. You need to use your Rise course within a LMS, and depending on your export settings data will be sent to the LMS.
When you publish your Rise 360 course for cmi5, SCORM 2004, or xAPI (Tin Can API), it sends full question text to your LMS.
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Hello Crystal,
Thanks for your answer.
1. Indeed ! courses are hosting on our LMS.
2. The second problem is the following one : I just don't own the initial data (courses on Rise 360) but I need to edit it. So how can I reach this data ? Actually, I would like to send to every members of my team the data in order for them to edit it.
Then they have to send me their files edited and I can correct/update their modifications directly on Rise 360. The fact is that they are not allowed to access to our Rise 360 account.
Hope I'm clear...
Kind regards,
Hi Fabien!
Each person who needs to make edits to a Rise 360 course will need access to log in to Rise 360. There isn't a way to edit any content outside of Rise 360.
As an alternative, I would suggest that you publish the Rise 360 course to Review 360. Then, send the Review 360 link to each person who should review the course. They can make comments there on the changes that are needed.
After everyone has had a chance to review the course, someone with access to Rise 360 can edit the course to make the suggested changes.
Hi Alyssa,
Thanks a lot for your help. The alternative you suggest seems to me to be really good !
I've tried it and it's ok for me. Not perfect but it's payful and intuitive.
Thanks !
Hi Crystal,
Is there a way to extract the quiz questions from Rise along with the correct answers into a document? PDF, Word or Excel?
Thanks,
Kusum
Hi Kusum,
The PDF export includes quiz questions, but not correct answers. You could manually add in the correct answers on the PDF document if you'd like.
We manually add the correct answers to the PDF.
It goes very quick.
We are attempting to start a eLearning with a quiz and end with a quiz as well. Is there anyway to extract the results of the quiz data to show there was a result in the learning?
Hi James,
Rise itself does not store any data. You need to use your Rise course within a LMS, and depending on your export settings data will be sent to the LMS.
When you publish your Rise 360 course for cmi5, SCORM 2004, or xAPI (Tin Can API), it sends full question text to your LMS.
https://articulate.com/support/article/Rise-Quiz-Data-Sent-to-an-LMS#Question-text