Hi Jonathon, thanks for your questions! I'm happy to help answer these.
Can users access the digital content without learners having to sign into a non-company portal/platform?
Yes, and this will all depend on how you deploy the course to learners. For example, you can choose to export a Rise course as web-only output and host it on your own web server. You can read more about ways to share Rise courses with learners here.
What SSO/hybrid models and intranet/extranet/hybrid integration/delivery options are available with Rise?
Rise does not have SSO (single sign-on). Since it is web-based, there isn't an intranet version. Rise cannot be run locally or deployed internally on your system. If you have a pre-existing single sign-on solution, you may be able to use that. If you have more questions about compatibility with your pre-existing solution, share the details of that solution with us here, and we'll point you in the right direction.
Is Rise compatible with the following: WCAG 2.0, JAWS, IE11/Chrome and apps?
Accessibility (WCAG 2.0, JAWS): While our ultimate goal is to meet Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), we're not there yet. So far, we’ve increased the contrast for built-in course features, added alt text for images, and added keyboard-accessible navigation. And we’re currently working on full screen-reader support.
Does Rise content integrate easily through modern APIs? And LMS systems? E.g. Degreed learning platform, Jive interface, Slack, etc.
Rise supports xAPI-, SCORM-, and AICC-compliant LMSs. You can read more about how to share a Rise course on a learning management system here. While I don't have experience with the other integrations you mentioned, other folks in the community may be able to share how they've used those platforms along with Rise.
If you have any other questions, don't hesitate to reach out!
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Hi Jonathon, thanks for your questions! I'm happy to help answer these.
Yes, and this will all depend on how you deploy the course to learners. For example, you can choose to export a Rise course as web-only output and host it on your own web server. You can read more about ways to share Rise courses with learners here.
Rise does not have SSO (single sign-on). Since it is web-based, there isn't an intranet version. Rise cannot be run locally or deployed internally on your system. If you have a pre-existing single sign-on solution, you may be able to use that. If you have more questions about compatibility with your pre-existing solution, share the details of that solution with us here, and we'll point you in the right direction.
Rise supports xAPI-, SCORM-, and AICC-compliant LMSs. You can read more about how to share a Rise course on a learning management system here. While I don't have experience with the other integrations you mentioned, other folks in the community may be able to share how they've used those platforms along with Rise.
If you have any other questions, don't hesitate to reach out!
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