We love the ease and beauty of the Rise 360 templates. We are eager to use, but curious about the legit source of information and who the content curators are from Articulate? Where is the source of information coming from (for example on the disability courses). We want to ensure accurate, up-to-date, and legit/fact-checked content. Is the staff/team certified educators? Do you source where you get the information to build the templates? Can you share more how these templates are created and source of credibility before we choose to use them.
Articulate’s terms of service promises that our users can use and adapt all of our business content without worrying about including sources or references. With that in mind, our writers follow a process designed to develop content that is deeply researched and original. Before writing any lesson or course, we research the topic using various publicly-available sources. Common resources include top news media and analysis websites, industry-specific journals and blogs, and general business and management publications. Using the knowledge gained through our cross-sectional research, we can then create original content without references. All content goes through a rigorous editorial process to ensure accuracy and reliability.
In the case of the Disability content, we went through the extra step of planning the content in cooperation with Articulate's employee resource group for folks with disabilities and then vetting it with group leaders before publication.
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Articulate’s terms of service promises that our users can use and adapt all of our business content without worrying about including sources or references. With that in mind, our writers follow a process designed to develop content that is deeply researched and original. Before writing any lesson or course, we research the topic using various publicly-available sources. Common resources include top news media and analysis websites, industry-specific journals and blogs, and general business and management publications. Using the knowledge gained through our cross-sectional research, we can then create original content without references. All content goes through a rigorous editorial process to ensure accuracy and reliability.
In the case of the Disability content, we went through the extra step of planning the content in cooperation with Articulate's employee resource group for folks with disabilities and then vetting it with group leaders before publication.
I hope this helps!