...however, this doesn't help us with our exact use case - we want to be able to host our completed rise courses on our website, allowing other people with copies of Articulate to download them and make edits.
You can send a copy of the Rise course to someone so they can edit from within Rise. You can also collaborate together on Rise courses with a team account. However, as you noted you don't have a file you can download and upload for someone else to edit.
You can do this in Storyline by making the .story file available for download and the other person can open it with Storyline.
If you have a teams account, it's easy because you can upload the course file and anyone on the teams account has access to the slides.
One other thing for clarity: there's a difference between the published output that you would host on a site and the actual production .story file. They couldn't download and edit the published course, they'd need the .story file.
Am I right in thinking that there is no way to download the .story (or Rise equivalent) for work/storage offline? It looks like only the LMS files can be exported.
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You can send a copy of the Rise course to someone so they can edit from within Rise. You can also collaborate together on Rise courses with a team account. However, as you noted you don't have a file you can download and upload for someone else to edit.
You can do this in Storyline by making the .story file available for download and the other person can open it with Storyline.
If you have a teams account, it's easy because you can upload the course file and anyone on the teams account has access to the slides.
One other thing for clarity: there's a difference between the published output that you would host on a site and the actual production .story file. They couldn't download and edit the published course, they'd need the .story file.
Am I right in thinking that there is no way to download the .story (or Rise equivalent) for work/storage offline? It looks like only the LMS files can be exported.
That's correct, Mary.
Let me know if there's anything else I can do to help. :)
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