I am making a business case to my change management team for using SL360 and Rise for client trainings. I need to verify some facts first.
By nature, our training material would be for a client to teach them about their transition of tech, processes, etc. My sense is that much of that would be for existing employees and have a rather small shelf life.
So, I know Rise and SL can be produced in SCORM, but if my client had access to 360, I could send them the .story file and they could make changes and re-publish, correct?
Can the same be done in Rise? I don't perceive that there is a "rise" file to give.
Hope that makes sense. Looking forward to your advice!
In Rise, you can remain owner and make the client a collaborator. You'll find those options under settings on the top of the course screen.
The other option is to send them a copy of the course. This allows them to have a separate version that they can edit which won't impact your course. Click on the three dots in the course card when you first open Rise and you'll see the "Send a copy" option.
In either option, they need a copy of Articulate 360 to open the Rise course.
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In Rise, you can remain owner and make the client a collaborator. You'll find those options under settings on the top of the course screen.
The other option is to send them a copy of the course. This allows them to have a separate version that they can edit which won't impact your course. Click on the three dots in the course card when you first open Rise and you'll see the "Send a copy" option.
In either option, they need a copy of Articulate 360 to open the Rise course.
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