I would like to use the course I created with Articulate/Rise 360 in my teaching. Our College uses Canvas as the LMS. Can anyone tell me how to integrate my Articulate/Rise 360 course into my Canvas LMS? I exported the files from Articulate/Rise 360 and was able to successfully import those files into Canvas but now I don't know how to make the course available in a module in Canvas - any assistance from the community would be appreciated
This was really helpful! I was having lots of issues until I followed Joan's instructions. Adding SCORM to the course is key, rather than just uploading the Rise course to the course files. Thank you!!!
Hey everyone, are you talking about adding scorm cloud? I don't see in the settings how to add scorm other than in apps and scorm cloud is the only one.
I am a grad student creating a module for my final class I have created a course using Rise 360 and I would like to use this platform again, however, I need to be able to use the creation on Rise 360 on CANVAS as that is my institutions LMS. I have read a few articles that say SCORM allows this however, I do not have SCORM in my navigation. Can someone help me or point me in the direction of the resources who may be able to help?
Hi Chardai! As Joan shared in a comment above, if you don't see SCORM in your Canvas Navigation, you may need to request from your Admin(s) to enable this.
I am able to import a Storyline project into Canvas, however, there is a large gap between the top of the page and the Storyline project. I have been trying for hours. Does anyone know how to remove that gap? I even removed the <p> from the html side.
Can anyone share an example of a course authored in Storyline or Rise and imported to Canvas? I really need to see the quality, etc in Canvas to show upper-management. THANKS!
I can't really tell from your image where the gap is. Here's a screenshot of how our Rise SCORN packages display in Canvas: https://www.screencast.com/t/PI7AFPmG I shared the basic method in earlier posts in this discussion. There's also an option to have them display full-screen in a separate tab.
Our courses are all built using Articulate in Canvas. I can't add you to one of our courses without incurring a charge, but you are welcome t0 enroll on our Catalog site: https://learn.extension.okstate.edu
I have managed to do this a few times but have made a revision and now the file remains a 'zip' file. It does not stay opened like the others- I remember that I need to 'expand' it somewhere- but in which step of the process? I am using a Mac. I know it is not in the add to module steps because I have already tried that several times.
When you are creating courses in Rise to go in Canvas, do you create each assignment as a separate Rise course? Trying to figure out the best way to add Rise courses in various modules that span throughout the course semester and I'm thinking that's what I need to do. Totally new to this though so thankful for all advice!
I just saw this. Yes, you are correct. Each Canvas separate Canvas assignment needs to be a separate Rise course. I added an attachment showing a typical module. Each of the "learning activities" is actually a Rise course.
Is anyone willing to share with publishing settings they have used for storyline files going to Canvas? what signal (pass/fail, complete/incomplete) works best? can is set it for a % of slide viewed or is a quiz grade more reliable? thanks for your advice.
Has anyone ever tested how a Rise module in Canvas looks on a mobile phone? The ability to access courses on mobile phones is very helpful for learners and both Canvas and Rise are supposed to be mobile phone friendly. If anyone has tested this, please let me know. Thank you.
I haven't tested it lately, but most of our thousands of learners use phones to take their self-paced courses with no problems. There may be challenges navigating certain blocks, like sorting. We did stop recommending the Canvas Student app and recommend that they use one of the Canvas-supported browsers instead.
Thank you so much for this information. My department might be doing some work with a vendor that wants us to offer classes to frontline workers who need to be able to access their course work on their mobile phones. Our current LMS doesn't work well on mobile devices so we were thinking of using Rise. However, I learned that the Rise 360 content needs to be supported by an LMS or a website so the content can be easily accessed. We are thinking that Canvas might be a good possibility to assist with this. Do you know if the challenges with navigating and sorting are better using the Canvas-supported browsers instead of the Canvas Student app?
Please let me know if you have any further information on that. Thanks again for your reply and for providing this helpful information.
Since you're interested in getting your course Rise 360 in front of an audience on mobile devices, I wanted to tell you about Reach 360!
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Hi there, Mark! I found this instructor guide in the Canvas LMS community:
https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-10460-canvas-instructor-guide-table-of-contents
If any other Canvas pros are out there, feel free to chime in with your tips for Mark!
Mark,
Here's how I've been doing this:
1. Add SCORM to the Canvas course menu.
2. Upload Rise course packages (exported as "LMS") to the SCORM area. I set mine as "Graded," so I can track when they're accessed by students.
3. Add to a Module by adding an "Assignment." The course should be listed in the list of Assignments already in the course.
Hope this helps!
This was really helpful! I was having lots of issues until I followed Joan's instructions. Adding SCORM to the course is key, rather than just uploading the Rise course to the course files. Thank you!!!
Hey everyone, are you talking about adding scorm cloud? I don't see in the settings how to add scorm other than in apps and scorm cloud is the only one.
Any help is appreciated.
No, it's not an app that you can add. If you don't see SCORM in your Canvas Navigation settings, your admin may need to add it.
I am a grad student creating a module for my final class I have created a course using Rise 360 and I would like to use this platform again, however, I need to be able to use the creation on Rise 360 on CANVAS as that is my institutions LMS. I have read a few articles that say SCORM allows this however, I do not have SCORM in my navigation. Can someone help me or point me in the direction of the resources who may be able to help?
Hi Chardai! As Joan shared in a comment above, if you don't see SCORM in your Canvas Navigation, you may need to request from your Admin(s) to enable this.
I am able to import a Storyline project into Canvas, however, there is a large gap between the top of the page and the Storyline project. I have been trying for hours. Does anyone know how to remove that gap? I even removed the <p> from the html side.
See attached
Can anyone share an example of a course authored in Storyline or Rise and imported to Canvas? I really need to see the quality, etc in Canvas to show upper-management. THANKS!
I too need to understand how I can remove the header gap in RISE so that it does not taket-up so much space in Canvas. Suggestions???
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Karen,
I can't really tell from your image where the gap is. Here's a screenshot of how our Rise SCORN packages display in Canvas: https://www.screencast.com/t/PI7AFPmG I shared the basic method in earlier posts in this discussion. There's also an option to have them display full-screen in a separate tab.
Our courses are all built using Articulate in Canvas. I can't add you to one of our courses without incurring a charge, but you are welcome t0 enroll on our Catalog site: https://learn.extension.okstate.edu
The horse courses use SL, but the rest use Rise.
Best,
Joan
I have managed to do this a few times but have made a revision and now the file remains a 'zip' file. It does not stay opened like the others- I remember that I need to 'expand' it somewhere- but in which step of the process? I am using a Mac. I know it is not in the add to module steps because I have already tried that several times.
Joan,
When you are creating courses in Rise to go in Canvas, do you create each assignment as a separate Rise course? Trying to figure out the best way to add Rise courses in various modules that span throughout the course semester and I'm thinking that's what I need to do. Totally new to this though so thankful for all advice!
Jonathan,
I just saw this. Yes, you are correct. Each Canvas separate Canvas assignment needs to be a separate Rise course. I added an attachment showing a typical module. Each of the "learning activities" is actually a Rise course.
Hope this helps,
Joan
When I export as LMS it is downloading as a zip file. Can anyone assist how to upload (as SCORM) in Canvas? Thank you!
https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Instructor-Guide/How-do-I-import-SCORM-files-as-a-page/ta-p/424015
In addition to Joan's explanation, I followed this guide https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Instructor-Guide/How-do-I-import-SCORM-files-as-a-page/ta-p/424015
but I am stuck on the following step. I hope someone can help!
Thank you! Canvas is not giving me the option to choose import type.
Is anyone willing to share with publishing settings they have used for storyline files going to Canvas? what signal (pass/fail, complete/incomplete) works best? can is set it for a % of slide viewed or is a quiz grade more reliable? thanks for your advice.
Does anyone know of a way to convert a scorm files to an IMSCC file?
Has anyone ever tested how a Rise module in Canvas looks on a mobile phone? The ability to access courses on mobile phones is very helpful for learners and both Canvas and Rise are supposed to be mobile phone friendly. If anyone has tested this, please let me know. Thank you.
-Dana Von Berg
Dana,
I haven't tested it lately, but most of our thousands of learners use phones to take their self-paced courses with no problems. There may be challenges navigating certain blocks, like sorting. We did stop recommending the Canvas Student app and recommend that they use one of the Canvas-supported browsers instead.
Joan
Hi Joan,
Thank you so much for this information. My department might be doing some work with a vendor that wants us to offer classes to frontline workers who need to be able to access their course work on their mobile phones. Our current LMS doesn't work well on mobile devices so we were thinking of using Rise. However, I learned that the Rise 360 content needs to be supported by an LMS or a website so the content can be easily accessed. We are thinking that Canvas might be a good possibility to assist with this. Do you know if the challenges with navigating and sorting are better using the Canvas-supported browsers instead of the Canvas Student app?
Please let me know if you have any further information on that. Thanks again for your reply and for providing this helpful information.
-Dana
Hi Dana!
Since you're interested in getting your course Rise 360 in front of an audience on mobile devices, I wanted to tell you about Reach 360!