New feature! How to easily translate your Rise courses
All Articulate 360 users cheered this morning – as it was announced that a new translation feature has been added to Rise. This feature acts in a very similar way to the  Storyline translation feature; allowing you to export your content, translate it, and upload it straight back into your course. If youâre creating courses in a variety of languages, this feature is bound to save you heaps of time! Translating your Rise course couldnât be easier, simply follow the steps below:
- You first need to duplicate your course. You can do this easily by going to your main Rise menu and clicking on the three dots in the upper right-hand side of the course title and selecting âduplicateâ. Save this course under a new name, for example if we were translating to French, we might call the course âcourse title â Frenchâ.
- Open your new course and navigate to your âcourse settingsâ and click on âtranslationsâ.
- From this section you can click on âexport XLIFF fileâ.
- You now need to use the XLIFF file to make your translations.  XLIFF files are a translation industry standard, so if youâre working with professional translators, then you shouldnât have any issues. However, if youâre translating your course in-house, you can find many free tools that allow you to edit XLIFF files on Google!
- Once youâve completed your translations, you need to import these into your Rise course. To do this you need to open your new duplicated course and go back to course settings and click âtranslationsâ. On this page you will see an âimport translated textâ option.
- If you need to translate your buttons and labels, go to âlabelsâ within your course settings. From here you can easily translate buttons into Spanish, French or German by selecting the language from the drop-down list. This will automatically translate the button text to your chosen font.
And there you have it! Your Rise course will now be translated into your desired text â much quicker than some of the work-arounds weâve found since we started using Articulate Rise.