I'm wondering if it's possible to link or embed a Rise course into my google site. I've found some discussion that this answer changed to No as of June 8, 2020. I chose Google Sites because I got my Storyline course to load easily, found info on adding a Power Point, and because I could quit researching the infinite black hole of webhosting sites.
It doesn't make any sense to me that Storyline is easier to put onto a website than Rise. Please help!
What was changed earlier this year was the ability to embed the course using just the Share link rather than actually publishing your Rise course into a web package. Let me know if you have questions!
Hi Cyril! While I don't have personal experience using Google Sites, here's how you can publish Storyline 360 content for web distribution and host it on a web server:
Hi Rachael! It won't work on Google Drive as they announced last 2016 that they will no longer support HTML. You can find more information about it here.
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Hi there, Heidi! Yes, you can embed your Rise 360 course on your own site. Start by exporting your course for web, and then upload your package to your host. This article even shares a tutorial on using Google Cloud to host your Rise 360 course.
What was changed earlier this year was the ability to embed the course using just the Share link rather than actually publishing your Rise course into a web package. Let me know if you have questions!
Does this also work with Storyline files? Is there a way to get storyline courses onto a website or Google Sites?
Hi Cyril! While I don't have personal experience using Google Sites, here's how you can publish Storyline 360 content for web distribution and host it on a web server:
Do you know if it's possible to host it on Google Drive vs Google Cloud?