Editing existing Rise scorm to update course in LMS - not working as expected
I am using articulate rise 360 and created a scorm course. I have uploaded this to my LMS. Some people have started it, others are incomplete and some have completed the course. I need to correct a typo error in it. I have made the changes and replaced the scorm, however the course does not open for incomplete or completed users, it looks as though it is loading but then goes to a blank screen. These are the publishing settings I have used: In more settings - it is in the 'off ' state. The LMS does not have settings to change for people who are returning. How do upload the new version without these issues? Am I missing something in the settings? This has not happened for other courses that we have uploaded using rise and we have not changed settings.Transfer ownership of rise course
As an admin, how do i transfer ownership of a course from one employee to another without subsequently deactivating their account? ex: Employee 1 is on maternity leave and created a course, Employee 2 needs to make edits to the course but no one has visibility to it. I don't want to deactivate Employee 1's account but need to transfer ownership so it's shared. How do I do this? AbiProblem with Score Submission to the LMS
We are experiencing issues with SCORM packages created in Rise 360 using the "Passed/Failed" configuration. The student's score is not being recorded in the LMS. Could you please assist us in resolving this issue? We need to ensure that the scores are properly captured and recorded in the LMS after the completion of the training. If there are any specific steps or configurations we should check, please let us know.Publishing Rise360 in HTML5
Hi all, I've spent over an hour reading through a lot of threads on the topic of publishingRise360 into HTML5 and I've found different information so I thought I'd bundle everything into one message to clarify things. Some messages seem to suggest that any publishing of Rise360 ends up as HTML5. Some messages say that the Web version is HTML5. A couple of messages seem to suggest that the reason we couldn't see that downloaded SCORMs were in HTML5 was that, since Flash has disappeared, there's no need to make the distinction. One response about this issue was to duplicate the downloaded files and rename them, e.g. ""story.html" to "story_html5.html"" but this seems specific to Storyline so not sure it's relevant to Rise. Question 1:Is everything published in HTML5 and we just can't see it in the file extension name cos of the info above? Question 2: Is the duplicating & renaming hack mentioned a real solution for an LMS that seems to require HTML5? Thanks very much for clarifying:) MindaxAPI issues
We use a product called Axonify for our LMS. I published a course in XAPI and tried to upload in Axonify. Axonify supports SCORM and XAPI. When I tried to upload the XAPI file, it would not load. I republished the course in SCORM and it loaded fine. I reached out to the Axonify tech support. After researching the issue, they suggested I reach out to Articulate. The Axonify developers said the Rise360 XAPI file was invalid and was missing a launch tag in the tincan.xml. Has anyone experienced this issue? If so, were you able to find a solution or workaround?How to format your Rise 360 course for Arabic
UPDATE: EVEN EASIER. DOWNLOAD THE ATTACHED ZIP FILE AND PASTE THE 4 FILES ENCLOSED WITHIN INTO THE "LIB" FOLDER (OVERWRITE OLD FILES) Hey all. Iwork for a college here in Qatar and wanted to share my experience of how to overcome the limitation of right to left (RTL) languages (specifically Arabic) and show you my workaround in the hopes that someone may benefit from it. Unfortunately it does require you to be a bit tech savvy and will not work if your audience is viewing your course directly through Rise 360. In our case, we are using Blackboard Learn and if you export the course before making it available to your audience then this "hack" might work for you. The idea is to fix the problem through code. We can't modify the code directly within rise so this has to be done in between the authoring and publishing phase when we export the course. If you export to LMS, you will most likely get a zip file. Extract the zip file so you can see its contents and modify a file called index.html open up notepad on windows or TextEdit on Mac > File > Open Navigate to the extracted course and go into these folders Your Course Name > scormcontent > index.html Once you open it with the text editor, you will see some scary code. Dont worry, you dont need to understand it, but you do need to observe a few elements. Right at the top of the file (2nd line i guess), you will see: <html lang="en" class=""> Replace this whole line with <html lang="ar" dir="ltr" class=""> Not so hard right? Now just below that line is a code that is <head>, just below it, paste the following: <script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.5.1.slim.min.js" integrity="sha256-4+XzXVhsDmqanXGHaHvgh1gMQKX40OUvDEBTu8JcmNs=" crossorigin="anonymous"></script> You are doing well, now the last bit of code. Just below that, paste the following chunk of code. <script type = "text/javascript"> var arabicFix = function(){ $('p,h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,li,ol,ul,strong,a,span,.brand--ui,.lesson-header__top-wrap,.page-header-container,.overview-sidebar__title,.fr-view').attr('dir','rtl').attr('align','right'); $('blocks-tabs__container').children().attr('dir','rtl').attr('align','right'); $('.block-flashcards-slider__progress-text').attr('dir','ltr').attr('align','center'); } setInterval(arabicFix,500); </script> Save to overwrite the default index.html file. Test it out by launching index.html in your browser. To repack the file properly,navigate to the folder where "scormcontent" is, select all the files and zip them using your zip application (I use 7-Zip on windows and Archiver on Mac). Your course is now ready for Arabic including layout of bullets, accordions, tabs, carousels etc. Drop me a line if you need help, id be more than happy to walk you through any stage of the process. Have a lovely day!
