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Hi Alisa,
From what I understand, LiL can only accept videos and documents. It didn't say, though, what kind of documents it can accept. If it allows PDF, you can export your Rise 360 course as PDF. You may need to verify with LinkedIn to be sure.
It says on its support page that it can also accept custom content via public links to content hosted on other sites. So as an alternative to PDF, you can export your course to Web and then have it hosted on an external site. You may then reference this external site that hosts your Rise 360 course and use it in your LinkedIn Learning. You can check out a couple of free hosting options here: Export Web-Only Output.
We can also wait for inputs from other community members who may have done this already too!
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Hi Alisa,
From what I understand, LiL can only accept videos and documents. It didn't say, though, what kind of documents it can accept. If it allows PDF, you can export your Rise 360 course as PDF. You may need to verify with LinkedIn to be sure.
It says on its support page that it can also accept custom content via public links to content hosted on other sites. So as an alternative to PDF, you can export your course to Web and then have it hosted on an external site. You may then reference this external site that hosts your Rise 360 course and use it in your LinkedIn Learning. You can check out a couple of free hosting options here: Export Web-Only Output.
We can also wait for inputs from other community members who may have done this already too!
You can use the "share" link in Rise and post that directly to LinkedIn. You don't get any information about learner completion- they have to click the "mark as complete" button in LinkedIn to have it show as done (which they can do as soon as they hit that landing page).