I'd be interested in a response to this too. Renz (from Rise) gave this earlier tip:
"Hi Darren, if you publish a Rise course as a SCORM file, that file contains everything needed for the course, and learners can continue to take it even if you have canceled your Articulate 360 subscription. There is no longer a connection once you've uploaded your content to an LMS.
That being said, here's a way to create a soft restriction:
You can try using an Embed Block or link out to something such as a Google Form that you have control of, at the start of the course. Then add a Knowledge Check and Continue block after the form that requires a confirmation word or specific answer.
You would need to add a "Fill in the Blank" knowledge check right after the form or link Edit the "Thank You Response" of the completed Google form (or another form) to include some kind of password or code Require "the block above to be completed" for the Continue Block
If the form is dynamic, you can edit the response of the completed form to no longer include the password or code in the future. This does not stop your client from sharing the password or code with their individual users if they know it."
Hey, again Darren! As Anthony shared, there isn't a way to stop users from copying content directly from published content. This will be up to the LMS, and if they disable right-clicking on published content.
If the community has other solutions, I'm sure they'll chime in!
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Hi, Helen - there's no way to do that from within Rise. Preventing copy/paste functionality in the published course would be a function of your LMS.
Very interested in seeing community recommendations!
I'd be interested in a response to this too. Renz (from Rise) gave this earlier tip:
"Hi Darren, if you publish a Rise course as a SCORM file, that file contains everything needed for the course, and learners can continue to take it even if you have canceled your Articulate 360 subscription. There is no longer a connection once you've uploaded your content to an LMS.
That being said, here's a way to create a soft restriction:
You can try using an Embed Block or link out to something such as a Google Form that you have control of, at the start of the course. Then add a Knowledge Check and Continue block after the form that requires a confirmation word or specific answer.
You would need to add a "Fill in the Blank" knowledge check right after the form or link
Edit the "Thank You Response" of the completed Google form (or another form) to include some kind of password or code
Require "the block above to be completed" for the Continue Block
If the form is dynamic, you can edit the response of the completed form to no longer include the password or code in the future. This does not stop your client from sharing the password or code with their individual users if they know it."
Hey, again Darren! As Anthony shared, there isn't a way to stop users from copying content directly from published content. This will be up to the LMS, and if they disable right-clicking on published content.
If the community has other solutions, I'm sure they'll chime in!
OK. I see. Let's see if the community has any other ideas 💡