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Adobe Captivate 6 - Learning Management System (LMS) PDF
Adobe Captivate 6 - Learning Management System (LMS) PDF
Adobe Captivate 6 - Learning Management System (LMS) PDF
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Adobe Captivate LMS Compatibility Guide Rod Ward A comprehensive guide on the different types of LMSs with which you integrate Adobe Captivate and the associated known issues.
The following workflow is usually used for creating an LMS-ready package using Adobe Captivate and uploading it to an LMS: 1. Create an Adobe Captivate project with at least one slide containing an interactive object, and for which reporting has been enabled.
2. Configure the project to report to LMS by setting the SCORM/AICC options in Preferences. See Configuring the project to report to LMSfor more information. 3. Publish the project as a SWF file after enabling the Export HTML option. Best practice is also to select compression in a ZIP file. This way, you can upload the package as a single file to the LMS. 4. Do one of the following: Upload the published project files or the ZIP file directly to the LMS. If you are using an AICC-based LMS, publish the Adobe Captivate project and upload it to an HTTP location (your content server). Then, upload the URL of the HTM file to LMS.
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Duration (Optional field) The time required for learners to complete the project. Adobe Captivate prepopulates this field with an approximate value. However, if your project is heavy, for example, if it contains videos or animations, you can revise this value. SCO area: Identifier (Required field) The LMS uses the identifier to identify different shareable content objects (SCOs). In the Adobe Captivate context, SCO refers to the Adobe Captivate project. A default identifier based on the name of your Adobe Captivate project is automatically added to this field. You can change the identifier at any time by selecting the text and typing in new text. Note: A course can contain more than one project. Each project is treated as a distinct SCO. However, Adobe Captivate does not support more than one project in a course. Title (Required field) A default title based on the name of your Adobe Captivate project is automatically added to this field. You can change the title at any time by selecting the text and typing in new text.
Status Representation
Incomplete -- > Complete The status of the course is reported as Incomplete in LMS when users launch the course. The status changes to Complete when the completion criteria is satisfied. 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 is satisfied. Note: Status Representation fields are available only when you choose AICC or SCORM 1.2.
Success/Completion criteria
User Access The users are considered to have successfully completed the course if they launch the course from LMS. Slide Views The course is considered to be complete or successful if users view the specified number or percentage of slides. For branched quizzes, specify the criterion as percentage of slides. Quiz The course is considered to be complete or successful based on the users performance in quiz. You can choose one of the following criteria: Users attempt the quiz: In this case, the status is reported as Complete if users attempt the quiz irrespective of whether they pass or fail the quiz. Users pass the quiz: In this case, the status is reported as Complete only if users pass the quiz. Users pass or the attempt limit is reached: In this case, the status is reported as Complete if users pass the quiz or have taken all the attempts. For example, if the number of attempts set in the course is 2, and: Users take the first attempt and pass, then the status is reported as Complete and Passed. Users take the first attempt and fail, then the status is reported as Incomplete and Failed as the attempt limit is still not reached. If users retake the quiz and fail, the status is reported as Complete and Failed. If users attempt the quiz again and pass, the status is reported as Complete and Passed. Note: SCORM 2004 supports two types of status: Success and Completion status. You can configure Adobe Captivate to send these two statuses to a SCORM 2004-based LMS separately. For example, criteria for Completion status can be slide views 100% while Success criterial can be quiz is passed.
Data to report
Quiz Score Report the quiz score as percentage or as points. Interaction Data Report user interaction data, for example, the question attempted by users, and the answer provided them.
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