I have free trial of Articulate 360 and I used Rise to design a course for fun. Now I want to view it again but found that I could not get access to it since my free trial has been over.
Is there any way to have a look at the course? Thanks!
Your courses will remain intact on our servers for at least six months after your trial or subscription expires unless you delete them beforehand. Anyone who has direct links to your courses will still be able to view them. However, you won't be able to edit or export them.
If you'd like to download them before your trial or subscription ends, do this for each Rise course:
1) Click Export in the upper right corner.
2) Use the LMS drop-down list to select an LMS spec or choose No LMS—Web Only.
3) Click Export in the upper right corner again to download a zip package of your course.
Learners will still be able to view published Rise courses that you host on your own web server or LMS.
If your trial has already expired and you didn't grab that Share link or those exports, connect with our Sales team and they'll look into extending your trial by a bit.
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Hi Yanyan,
Your courses will remain intact on our servers for at least six months after your trial or subscription expires unless you delete them beforehand. Anyone who has direct links to your courses will still be able to view them. However, you won't be able to edit or export them.
If you'd like to download them before your trial or subscription ends, do this for each Rise course:
1) Click Export in the upper right corner.
2) Use the LMS drop-down list to select an LMS spec or choose No LMS—Web Only.
3) Click Export in the upper right corner again to download a zip package of your course.
Learners will still be able to view published Rise courses that you host on your own web server or LMS.
If your trial has already expired and you didn't grab that Share link or those exports, connect with our Sales team and they'll look into extending your trial by a bit.
Thank you so much Ashley!
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