and participating in our weekly challenges! David and the team do a great job of fostering collaboration and inspiration, and sometimes we highlight really awesome work.
Yes. If you "Send a copy" as I described in my comment above, they will be able to revise and publish the course (assuming they have an Articulate 360 license). "Send a copy" creates a separate version, and the person you share with becomes the owner of that duplicate.
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You could publish the course to Review 360, and then share the link to that in a new Forum Discussion.
To share the actual Rise course/source, you send a copy:
Note that you need someone's email address to send them a copy. And, of course, they need to have an Articulate 360 license.
Great tips, Judy! Thanks!
Kylie, check out these ideas as well:
Would someone be able to make a copy of a shared course and edit anything they need to make it fit their specific use?
Yes. If you "Send a copy" as I described in my comment above, they will be able to revise and publish the course (assuming they have an Articulate 360 license). "Send a copy" creates a separate version, and the person you share with becomes the owner of that duplicate.
Here's the User Guide info about this: https://articulate.com/support/article/Rise-How-to-Send-a-Copy-of-a-Course-to-Another-Author