Rise: Can I customize all courses to have the same colours, font, and logo?

Hey Vickie!

We're so glad you're loving Articulate 360!

The best way to do this right now is create a new blank course. Name it something like "Starting Template." Then, go customize the settings. Now each time you want to create a new course, duplicate the starting course and use that as your jumping off point.

Thanks!

I just found this post and I was wondering the same.

Is there is a way we can create our own templates. I see there is just basic adjustment of  color and fonts but can we access html/css code ? In case we may need a unique layout.

Thanks you.

Hi Javier, 

We've added the following options to customize the look and feel of Rise:

• options to set the theme colors associated Rise, and use a custom logo or cover photo
• change the text labels
• add and manage custom fonts
• changing the font color, and formatting for bold, italics, alignment, etc. 

We don't have a method for folks to access the HTML/CSS code, but I know a few folks have looked at making changes there post-export of their Rise course. Hopefully they're able to share specifics here with you! 

As for a template, you could look at setting up the Rise course using the options mentioned above and using the option to Duplicate a course. 

Hi!

My question is can this customized blank courses be used by all the course developers within the organization with the license ?

It sounds like you want to create your own custom course template that you can share with other course developers with your organization.

While that's not an option in Rise 360 right now, we'll let you know if we add that in the future!

For now, If you want to create a full course template, follow these steps:

1. Create a new Rise 360 course, and design it as a template course.
2. Add the word "Template" to the title.
3. Add all course developers as a collaborator on this template course. 
4. Duplicate that template course anytime you want to design a new course based on that template.

Let me know if you have any questions about that process!