Rise Project Planning Question
Mar 01, 2018
By
Traci P
Hi All!
I've worked with SL and other Articulate products for several years now, but I'm new to Rise. I'm researching it as an option to be used as a primary tool for a large project with possibly 20 modules that will need to be translated into multiple languages.
What do you consider when deciding to use this over another software? The team likes the look and feel, and speed of development, and we are aware that we will need to test this in the LMS prior to a decision. What else do we need to consider? What if any challenges have come up for you all? Is translation more difficult than with SL given that there isn't an export feature?
Thanks in advance for the support?
7 Replies
Hi Traci,
I'll leave the bulk of your questions to folks in the community who have answered these same questions for themselves, but I wanted to make sure you also saw the articles on "Why you need the tools in Articulate 360" - it's a good reminder that each tool serves a different purpose and need. The benefit of Articulate 360 is you have access to all of them for whenever you need to build a project!
Thanks Ashley! This might be a non-issue. I've seen the article you've referenced, and Rise fits the needs of the project, but it doesn't seem to cooperate with the LMS the client uses. So we may just look into similar options from other providers.
In what way does it not cooperate with the LMS?
It's not tracking in SuccessFactors LMS. We are trying some suggestions from the boards. Seems like others have had issues with using it with this particular LMS as well.
Hi Traci,
The issues I've heard about SuccessFactors were connected to how it scrolled (or didn't) in mobile and issues with an error when viewing AICC Rise content in Success Factors in IE11. I haven't heard reports that it doesn't track at all.
Has the Success Factors team indicated a cause or known issue on their end? Have you tested a few of the different export options (AICC, SCORM, Tin Can API)?
Hi Ashley,
We changed the file it pointed to the indexApi.html file and it then tracked and passed initial testing. It failed in the SF mobile App testing with a SAML failed to validate error. Any thoughts?
Thanks!
Traci
Hi Traci,
Can you also test it outside the SF mobile app? That's not something I can help with, but I can say that error is also not specific to Articulate.
Let us know if you hear more back from Success Factors as well!
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