FEATURES OF ADOBE CAPTIVATE:
Adobe Captivate is a software that is used to build engaging eLearning modules. Use actors, voices, interactions, and quizzes to build your content.
More information can be found on Adobe’s website: http://www.adobe.com/products/captivate.html
PUBLISHING IN ADOBE CAPTIVATE:
How to publish Captivate SCORM content in an LMS: http://helpx.adobe.com/captivate/using/learning-management-system-lms.html
Go to File > Publish Settings
- Quiz > Reporting section:
- Enable reporting for this project
- Standard: select SCORM 2004
- Completion Criteria needs to be set to Quiz is attempted
- Success Criteria needs to be Quiz is Passed
- Click Configure > SCORM Version section:
- Select 4th edition
- Select 4th edition
- Incomplete -->Passed/Failed The status of the course is reported as Incomplete when users launch the course. The status changes to Passed/Failed when the completion criteria (quiz or slide completion) is satisfied.
- Under Quiz>Pass/Fail:
- Failing Grade allows user 1 attempt, never infinite. (When you upload the file as a Training Module, you will select how many attempts.)
- The “Show Retake Button” needs to be unselected
Go to File > Publish
- Publish as: HTML5/SWF
- Select Zip Files
- Output Format: HTML5 must be selected (displayed as a darker shade of gray) and SWF must be deselected (displayed as a lighter shade of gray).
- Click Publish
SPECIFICATIONS FOR UPLOADING TO LEARN-WISEGO:
Uploading into Your Content/Library
- Create a topic and upload your Adobe Captivate .zip file as a supplement file
- Expand and select index_SCORM.html
Uploading as a SCORM Module
- Create a Training Module
- Under SCORM Module, select Yes
- Upload your file as a .zip file
- Click Save
- Publish as desired
Uploading as Non-SCORM Module
- Create a Training Module
- Under SCORM Module, select No
- Select Yes for Content
- Upload the zip file and choose htm as the player
- Click Save and Assign
Your module will be uploaded to Learn-Wise and you will be able to add a Learn-Wise test, or keep the module as content only.
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