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Embed Rise course into school main page (not course) in LMS
Hi there! Is it possible to embed a Rise course into the main page of a school site and how?
Yes, it’s possible to embed a Rise course into the main page of a school's LMS (Learning Management System), depending on the LMS you’re using and the embedding options it supports. Here's how you can do it:
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Step 1: Export the Rise Course
1. **Log into Articulate Rise 360.**
2. Select the course you want to embed.
3. Click the **Settings** gear icon and navigate to the **Export** tab.
4. Choose the export format:
- **Web**: If you want to host the course on your own server.
- **LMS**: If your LMS supports SCORM or xAPI (Tin Can).
5. Download the exported course file.---
Step 2: Host the Course
If you chose **Web** export, you’ll need to host the course:
1. Upload the exported files to a web server or cloud service (e.g., AWS S3, Netlify, or your LMS-hosted media storage if available).
2. Copy the public URL to the course’s launch file (usually `index.html`).---
Step 3: Embed the Course
Depending on the LMS and hosting method, follow these steps:#### **Option 1: Use an iFrame**
1. Find the embed option on your LMS’s main page editor.
2. Insert an iFrame code pointing to the course URL.
Example:
```html
<iframe src="https://yourhostedcourseurl.com/index.html" width="100%" height="600px" frameborder="0"></iframe>
```
3. Save the changes and test to ensure the course loads properly.Option 2: Upload SCORM or xAPI Package
If your LMS supports SCORM/xAPI:
1. Navigate to the **admin or content upload** section of your LMS.
2. Upload the Rise-exported SCORM or xAPI package.
3. Link the uploaded course to the main page of the school’s site (if the LMS allows it).Option 3: Embed via LTI
If your LMS supports LTI (Learning Tools Interoperability):
1. Host the Rise course on an LTI-compliant platform.
2. Configure the LTI settings in your LMS.
3. Embed the course using the LTI tool integration.---
Step 4: Optimize for Usability
1. Ensure the embedded course is mobile-friendly.
2. Check permissions to ensure all students can access the embedded content without login issues.
3. Test the embed on different devices and browsers.---
Notes:
- Some LMS platforms, like Moodle, Canvas, or Blackboard, have specific embed tools or content blocks for external content—refer to their documentation for exact steps.
- If your LMS has restricted embedding, you might need admin permissions or additional plugins.Let me know your LMS platform, and I can provide more tailored guidance!
Hi Juliane!
Rise 360 has two output types: Web and LMS. You can read more details about each one here:
I would recommend sharing that article with your school's website owner/webmaster, and they'll let you know if one of those output types will work for your setup!
Hi Jujy! If you export your Rise 360 course for web instead of using the export for LMS option, your school's website owner/webmaster should be able to add the .HTML file to the website.
Thank you for the response. What if the school page is within an LMS (Learnworlds)?
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