IDK where this stands but under export, you have the option to export to pdf. You can then add the pdf as an attachment at the end of the course for participants to download and/or print.
It's a clunky work around, I know, but perhaps it will meet your current compliance need.
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IDK where this stands but under export, you have the option to export to pdf. You can then add the pdf as an attachment at the end of the course for participants to download and/or print.
It's a clunky work around, I know, but perhaps it will meet your current compliance need.
Hi,
I do a lot of Rise course to PDF exports, and the result is far from perfect.
The PDF breaks content in weird places, does not contain question answers or feedback, etc.
Agreed. It is a clunky work around at best. I frequently have to open in Adobe Premiere Pro and edit what I can.
The even clunkier, but cleaner option, is to export the text for translation and use that to build the pdf from scratch.... but that is a lot of work.
I guess what I'm saying is, I too would prefer the print functionality.