My university have moved over to MS Teams and I would like to add my Articulate SCORM packages to TEAMS. However it would seem that I have to purchases a GO1 App to enable the SCORMS to be uploaded and run.
The alternative is that I still use the LMS and create a link from TEAMS to it so that my users have a simple path to the learning area.
Is there a setting in Articulate that will enable a SCORM to run on TEAMS please with out the need to have an LMS or a separate App?
You can export Rise 360 for LMS using these settings on the Publish screen. While Rise doesn't have further settings for specific tools like Microsoft Teams, I'll open the floor to other Teams users to share their experiences with you!
I am interested as well to integrate my Rise 360 to Microsoft Teams for my university courses.
Am I correct that Alyssa's answer means that there is no current solution for such integration? Your feedback is appreciated to find in what ways I can do so.
That's correct, Assaad. Rise 360 output for LMS is built for LMSs that accept SCORM or xAPI objects. We don't have a tool to integrate Rise LMS output with other types of applications.
Hi Hugh! You can link the Share URL on another site, but that link is meant for light sharing of your content, and it won't track your learners' activities or allow them to resume where they left off. Your best bet is to export for web or LMS, and to host on a web server or, for tracking, a learning management system.
This is where I believe Articulate, in particular Rise 360, falls short. The inability to link direct between MS Teams leaves the app falling short and due to the need to link via a LMS there is no pressing reason to use Articulate when many of the MS apps do the job, although no where near as well in appearance and functionality of Articulate. I may have to hold off continuing with Rise 360 until this improves, if it does.
Has anything changed since this conversation in 2020? We are interested in Rise but are moving more and more over to Teams so we need it to work on that platform.
Rise 360 still doesn't have an available integration feature with MS Teams. You'll still need to upload your courses to a web server or LMS platform and add the links in MS Teams to share courses with learners within the Teams platform.
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Hi Sarah!
You can export Rise 360 for LMS using these settings on the Publish screen. While Rise doesn't have further settings for specific tools like Microsoft Teams, I'll open the floor to other Teams users to share their experiences with you!
I am interested as well to integrate my Rise 360 to Microsoft Teams for my university courses.
Am I correct that Alyssa's answer means that there is no current solution for such integration? Your feedback is appreciated to find in what ways I can do so.
That's correct, Assaad. Rise 360 output for LMS is built for LMSs that accept SCORM or xAPI objects. We don't have a tool to integrate Rise LMS output with other types of applications.
How about adding a Microsoft Teams 'website' tab and then using the Rise share link url?
Hi Hugh! You can link the Share URL on another site, but that link is meant for light sharing of your content, and it won't track your learners' activities or allow them to resume where they left off. Your best bet is to export for web or LMS, and to host on a web server or, for tracking, a learning management system.
This is where I believe Articulate, in particular Rise 360, falls short. The inability to link direct between MS Teams leaves the app falling short and due to the need to link via a LMS there is no pressing reason to use Articulate when many of the MS apps do the job, although no where near as well in appearance and functionality of Articulate. I may have to hold off continuing with Rise 360 until this improves, if it does.
Has anything changed since this conversation in 2020? We are interested in Rise but are moving more and more over to Teams so we need it to work on that platform.
hello, any news on this?
Hello SyntraPXL Development,
Rise 360 still doesn't have an available integration feature with MS Teams. You'll still need to upload your courses to a web server or LMS platform and add the links in MS Teams to share courses with learners within the Teams platform.