It looks like you're using SharePoint Online, is that right?
SharePoint Online (the Microsoft Office 365 Hosted Edition) won't play HTML files. As a result, SharePoint Online can't host published Rise 360 content, which includes HTML files.
You might have been able to work around this on desktop machines by renaming the .html file to .aspx. Hopefully someone who has used a similar hosting solution can point you in the right direction!
Hi there, I'm experiencing a similar problem. I use Windows 10 Enterprise and when I save the entire file to our SharePoint site Microsoft Version 20.114.0607.0002 (July 10, 2020), I receive a blank screen as well.
Hello, Ree. The online version of SharePoint won't support Rise 360 output because it is HTML content. If possible, it would be better to host your content on another web server - there are some low-risk options here.
Are you able to provide any further details regarding "Share Web link for Rise courses."
The course that I'm designing is 3-5 min course for our leadership team within our board area and I do not need to track their progress of taking the course. In addition, we do not desire the course to be loaded into our LMS. We simply desire a shareable link to embed into our gamification platform for this small group of leaders.
"Sharing a Rise 360 course is easy. We give you the ability to get your awesome content in the hands of small audiences quickly with a shareable link. It’s there when you want to show your progress or get input from someone that you’re not collaborating with in Review 360.Viewing a course via a shareable link is not a long-term hosting solution. And a shared course doesn’t track your learners’ progress. When they leave and come back, they have to start all over."
My question to you is: 1. What is considered a small audience? 2. What is the duration/hosting term of the shareable link, when it's for a small audience?
We don't have a specific limit for what we consider a small audience or the hosting duration. We simply recommend that you export your course for web or LMS so you have control over the hosting environment.
SharePoint Online (the Microsoft Office 365 Hosted Edition) won't play HTML files. As a result, SharePoint Online can't host published Rise 360 content, which includes HTML files.
Interested to know if you found a solution for sharepoint hosting. I have the same issue, I have a lot of guides made in Rise, don't care about tracking them so don't need/want an LMS. Our IT team can't give me any solutions and have moved completely to online sharepoint.
I've had success changing the file type from .html to .aspx. I know we still can't get tracking on SharePoint, but we should be able to get usage metrics, correct? As you can tell, I'm not an expert at all!
Colleen - I'd be really interested in how you changed the file type from .html to .aspx AND then were able to house them in a place which could be brought into SharePoint. We have SharePoint Online (SPO). The only way I can figure out how to change the extension is to open the file and change it in the URL line. But when I do, the https:// goes away and then will not be accepted within SPO.
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Hello, Rocco!
It looks like you're using SharePoint Online, is that right?
SharePoint Online (the Microsoft Office 365 Hosted Edition) won't play HTML files. As a result, SharePoint Online can't host published Rise 360 content, which includes HTML files.
You might have been able to work around this on desktop machines by renaming the .html file to .aspx. Hopefully someone who has used a similar hosting solution can point you in the right direction!
Hi there,
I'm experiencing a similar problem. I use Windows 10 Enterprise and when I save the entire file to our SharePoint site Microsoft Version 20.114.0607.0002 (July 10, 2020), I receive a blank screen as well.
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Hello, Ree. The online version of SharePoint won't support Rise 360 output because it is HTML content. If possible, it would be better to host your content on another web server - there are some low-risk options here.
Thank you for the confirmation.
Are you able to provide any further details regarding "Share Web link for Rise courses."
The course that I'm designing is 3-5 min course for our leadership team within our board area and I do not need to track their progress of taking the course. In addition, we do not desire the course to be loaded into our LMS. We simply desire a shareable link to embed into our gamification platform for this small group of leaders.
However, the article for Share a Web Link states the following:
"Sharing a Rise 360 course is easy. We give you the ability to get your awesome content in the hands of small audiences quickly with a shareable link. It’s there when you want to show your progress or get input from someone that you’re not collaborating with in Review 360.Viewing a course via a shareable link is not a long-term hosting solution. And a shared course doesn’t track your learners’ progress. When they leave and come back, they have to start all over."
My question to you is:
1. What is considered a small audience?
2. What is the duration/hosting term of the shareable link, when it's for a small audience?
Hi Ree!
We don't have a specific limit for what we consider a small audience or the hosting duration. We simply recommend that you export your course for web or LMS so you have control over the hosting environment.
Morning,
Has there been any progress on the ability to host on Sharepoint? We have an internal learning site and this is a real sticking point.
TIA
Hi Stephanie, thanks for checking in!
SharePoint Online (the Microsoft Office 365 Hosted Edition) won't play HTML files. As a result, SharePoint Online can't host published Rise 360 content, which includes HTML files.
We suggest hosting your content on another web server - check out our recommendations here.
Hi Ree,
Interested to know if you found a solution for sharepoint hosting. I have the same issue, I have a lot of guides made in Rise, don't care about tracking them so don't need/want an LMS. Our IT team can't give me any solutions and have moved completely to online sharepoint.
Thanks
Jo
I've had success changing the file type from .html to .aspx. I know we still can't get tracking on SharePoint, but we should be able to get usage metrics, correct? As you can tell, I'm not an expert at all!
Colleen - I'd be really interested in how you changed the file type from .html to .aspx AND then were able to house them in a place which could be brought into SharePoint. We have SharePoint Online (SPO). The only way I can figure out how to change the extension is to open the file and change it in the URL line. But when I do, the https:// goes away and then will not be accepted within SPO.