Rise 360 Course Sharing Guidelines

Sharing a Rise 360 course is easy. Knowing which sharing option to choose can be trickier. The following article offers some basic guidelines as well as links to detailed instructions for each method. Read on to get started.

Publish to Reach 360

If your Articulate 360 team uses Reach 360, you can submit training directly from Rise 360 to be published. Once a Reach 360 admin reviews your submitted course and completes the publishing process, it’ll be available for learners.

Export an LMS Package

Exporting your course as a package to be uploaded to the LMS of your choice is the most effective solution when you need to track learner progress. The article linked here explains how to export to an LMS.

Export to a PDF File

If you need to print or archive your course content, exporting and downloading a PDF version may be your best bet. Follow the link to learn how to share a course using a PDF.

Host the Course on a Web Server

If you don’t need to track your learners’ progress, then hosting courses on your own web server is the best long-term option. Check out this guide to learn how to export a course for web hosting and where to access free or low-cost hosting solutions.

If you already have a hosting solution but need instructions on embedding a course on a web page using an iframe, you’ll find simple steps here.

Share a Web Link

When you need to share an unpublished course, especially with stakeholders who don’t have access to Review 360, a web link works well. Easily accessible from within your course, the share link feature enables that collaboration but should not be used to publish or host content long term. 

For security reasons, the ability to embed courses in iframes using shareable web links has also been disabled since 2020. You can safely embed Rise 360 courses in iframes by following these instructions. To ensure your learners always have access to your courses, choose one of the long-term solutions detailed in the user guide linked here.