[ARCHIVED] Articulate Rise in Canvas

[mgoossen]

I just started developing eLearning content in Articulate Rise.  I don't want to publish it for LMS and import it as a scorm assignment.  Instead I want to publish it for web, but have it play within an iFrame on a page.  However, I can't get it to work.  Has anyone played around with Rise in Canvas?  Any advice?

[Stef_retired]

 @mgoossen ‌, I've shared your question with the https://community.canvaslms.com/groups/designers?sr=search&searchId=f900b38b-898c-4e47-95da-aa525e49...‌ group whose members are most likely to have had experience with Articulate Rise. I've never used that particular product, but I have used Articulate Studio (Presenter et al.) extensively. I would publish my presentation to the web and give the zipped packages to my school; they, in turn, hosted the whole thing on their server and provided me with URLs linking to each presentation. I could then drop the URLs into their respective modules and the presentations played beautifully in the built-in frame which is how Canvas displays URLs in the module progression.

Let's see if someone with direct experience with Rise can chime in.

[gailc]

Hi Marianne -

I use Articulate and their relatively new product Rise which is really very nice. I have not added Rise to Canvas yet but you may want to explore the below links if you don't want to add as a SCORM ungraded activity. Let me know if this works for you.

How to Share Rise Courses with Learners - Articulate Support 

Storyline 1 and 2: How to Embed Published Content in a Web Page - Articulate Support 

Cómo cargar contenido publicado a un sitio web - Articulate Support 

Gail Chambers