We prefer to have one module with all the languages assigned to everyone instead of having duplicates of the same module. This inscrease the usability of our LMS, that's why we prefer this option.
I don't think what you want to achieve can be done in Rise.
I think the biggest issue you will face in bundling all 10 languages in to a single course is recording completion of the course. If you wanted each langauge variant to have an assessment at the end for example, then you'd be stuck if you wanted the LMS to read the completion status from it.
Another important consideration is the base language of Rise's text labels. Even if you could select a version of the course in French, the labels would still appear in the base language.
It would make a pretty cool feature in Rise if we were able to create a langauge selection page but in terms of reducing the amount of development work, I think it would be minimal, after all, the creation of each language variant is a manual task so it doesn't really matter whether you create one huge course or 10 smaller ones.
From a practical POV, the filesize of the course could become quite large too.
While you can translate your Rise 360 course to other languages, it's not possible to display multiple languages in one course. I would recommend creating a separate course for each language.
Are there any plans to put a feature like this on the roadmap? This would be ideal, as our LMS is very clunky to get to multiple languages functional. It looks like Adapt has this feature built out now and I'd love to see it in Rise!
Hello, With the increasing global nature of e-learning for our audiences, I think Articulate should revisit adding a multi-language selector in a Rise course. in my situation, we will have to assign each individual course to each learner because we don't know which language they prefer. That will be very clunky and possibly confusing to the learner to have multiple courses assigned but only need to complete one. Thank you for the consideration.
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Out of interest, is there a particular reason why you can't have 10 individual courses, one for each language?
Hello David,
We prefer to have one module with all the languages assigned to everyone instead of having duplicates of the same module. This inscrease the usability of our LMS, that's why we prefer this option.
Hi Monika,
I don't think what you want to achieve can be done in Rise.
I think the biggest issue you will face in bundling all 10 languages in to a single course is recording completion of the course. If you wanted each langauge variant to have an assessment at the end for example, then you'd be stuck if you wanted the LMS to read the completion status from it.
Another important consideration is the base language of Rise's text labels. Even if you could select a version of the course in French, the labels would still appear in the base language.
It would make a pretty cool feature in Rise if we were able to create a langauge selection page but in terms of reducing the amount of development work, I think it would be minimal, after all, the creation of each language variant is a manual task so it doesn't really matter whether you create one huge course or 10 smaller ones.
From a practical POV, the filesize of the course could become quite large too.
I am facing the same issue, we only want one LMS course code with multiple languages in RISE. How can we achieve this?
Hi Julie!
While you can translate your Rise 360 course to other languages, it's not possible to display multiple languages in one course. I would recommend creating a separate course for each language.
Are there any plans to put a feature like this on the roadmap? This would be ideal, as our LMS is very clunky to get to multiple languages functional. It looks like Adapt has this feature built out now and I'd love to see it in Rise!
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Jennifer! This isn't on our roadmap right now, but we'll update you here if that changes.
Hello, With the increasing global nature of e-learning for our audiences, I think Articulate should revisit adding a multi-language selector in a Rise course. in my situation, we will have to assign each individual course to each learner because we don't know which language they prefer. That will be very clunky and possibly confusing to the learner to have multiple courses assigned but only need to complete one. Thank you for the consideration.
Hi Deb! Thanks for that feedback and letting us know how this affects your learners.
We'll be sure to update you if we make any changes that help!