SCORM Tracking

Hi All
I'm new to the Forum and relatively new to Captivate 4.
My question is this, how do I send a 'Pass mark" to the LMS without using Quiz Questions.
E.g. Once a learner has completed a software simulation Captivate alerts the LMS that the learner has passed / completed the training.
I have published the simulation a SCORM 1.2 package and have tried various 'Report Status" configurations but alas the LMS does not appear to receive any data.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Kind regards
Chris

Hi again
Hmmm, it would seem the playing field has suddenly transmogrofied from the original question!
You did ask how things might work without resorting to quiz questions, no?
As I intimated in my first reply, Buttons and Click Boxes may have scoring enabled. So... you could concoct an assessment that has no quiz questions at all. Only Click Boxes and Buttons and maybe even Text Entry Boxes. All of these may be scored. You could then design it so things have to be dealt with in a specific manner in order to pass. Only by following the path you designate as being correct would they pass.
Unfortunately, this falls into the class of the ever present situation. How to truly test to see if someone really knows something. And I'm not sure any test created to date is totally able to do that. After all, a person may be able to spout all the right answers and still be basically clueless about how to make something actually work in the real world. I compare it to using a table saw or a compound miter saw. Sure, one can make perfect cuts. You might test for that. But are they also able to create a beautiful and well crafted cabinet just because they can make perfect cuts?
Maybe, maybe not.
Cheers... Rick
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Hi there,
Hope someone can assist!
I am publishing my Captivate 4 project with AS3 settings, as I have created a few animations in AS 3 that are inserted. Now I am publishing it and putting it on our scorm compliant LMS, it is not communicating with the LMS.
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I was wondering if there are any solutions out there...
Thanks a lot!
Annemarie

No such thing as a stupid question....
Yes I did check those settings... and that seems to be causing the problem.
I just took an empty, new presentation (just for the process of elimination, no other values/factors involved) set the captivate settings to AS2 published tried it on the LMS, worked fine.
Then same empty slide, set the captivate settings to AS3, all other settings remained exactly the same, tried it on the LMS, it plays fine, but there is no communication to the LMS.
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ActusxReus wrote:
stupid question, but did you double check that you selected Actionscript 3 in your Captivate preferences?
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Best regards from the Bahamas
Annemarie

FLASH DATA in SCORM

Hi,
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scorm tracking 1.2 and i publish the flash with scorm tracking 1.2
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SCORM compliant Flash quizzes

Hi all
Here's another SCORM question that probably won't get
answered, but it goes.
Looking through Flash Help section, there's a section called
"Creating E-Learning Content". Within that, it goes into detail
about creating quizzes from templates and such.
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Is this true? I have to use one of Flash's ugly templates?
I've also seen SCORM compliant Flash examples that don't use
templates or components at all.
Does anyone have any insight on any of this? Because
everywhere I've looked so far has just gotten me more confused and
aggravated. There's not a lot of detail out there, and anything
that is out there seems to be either outdated, or contradicted by
something else I found.
Your help is appreciated as always.
Thanks again
Chris

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Hi, I built an elearning / product training module for a client in Flash (AS3, FP 10).
The client in the past had used software called "Knowledge Presenter" do deliver the modules via web and track whether someone had opened each swf in the project, and how long they stayed in it. They also had a quiz component, which I've rebuilt in as3, I'd like to record the results of the quiz, by passing a variable to the system and attach it somehow to that users account.
So basically I need: to be able to create users, track users progress which basically means telling if they loaded a section of the flash and how long they had it open for, store a score for each user.
Is there an Adobe solution that does this?

You are describing what a Learning Management System does.
Adobe has a pseudo-LMS called Connect which may do what you need.
Knowledge Presenter, which I think is Articulate's product, is very similar to Adobe Presenter, which is somewhat a companion lesson-development tool for Connect.
So you may be close to what you need...
If not, you should look at using the SCORM-tracking features of Knowledge Presenter and look for a SCORM-compliant LMS to house and track these lessons, as that's likely a more efficient approach then trying to redo all that by hand.
If you'd rather go custom, then I suppose you could create a tracking system using Adobe ColdFusion, or another web-development tool, and customize your lessons to send the needed data to that webservice...
HTH
Erik

Problem of Creating SCORM 1.2 from Flash

Dear All,
When I created e-Learning content through the flash and
published it from SCORM 1.2 standard to upload in new IBM LMS 1.04
version, it is not working properly.
How to generate the XML files needed for communicating with
LMS. If any option in flash to generate such kind of XML or should
I use thirdparty software for generating the XML? if someone have
experience in e-Learning content developing kindly help about it.
Regards
Aluvan

You can use the
Reload Editor to create the XML
files for both scorm 1.2 and 2004, but I think it is more likely
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Captivate uses the same SCORM setup, so searching for
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causing problems with your LMS.
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Problem: Page 30

If you create the full presentation in Premiere, which is
probably fine,
and would be nice with After Effects...effects, once you have
that MPEG,
you don't want to drop it into another authoring tool if your
only
reason for doing that is to output a SWF. There are plenty of
tools that
convert video to SWF...
SUPER is a great one:
http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html
thought it is hard to actually find the link to the software
and avoid
all the ads on the page!
And a websearch will surely reveal many more (mpeg to swf,
etc). In
fact, isn't there a plugin for Premiere to output to SWF or
FLV directly?
The only advantage to loading your finished movie into an
authoring tool
like Captivate is if you need to add some sort of interaction
and/or
SCORM tracking. Otherwise, you're just adding a lot of
overheard to the
movie for little gain.
As mentioned in my other reply, you could likely do what you
want with
Flash itself, but the learning curve is likely steep. That
WebEx demo
was likely done in Flash directly (with a green-screened
actor, just as
you've described).
Erik
Dave.Hollings wrote:
> have the video guys create the complete
> presentation in Adobe Premiere Pro and then export this
as Mpeg. Once exported
> drop it into captivate or presenter.
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Strange problems with Zip Files in Captivate/SumTotal

Ok, this is a weird one. If I publish a 1.2 SCORM course and select the zip folder option, our (horrible) SumTotal 7.6 system has no problems uploading the course. If I publish to a folder or to my desktop and place all the files in the folder and zip the file, it doesn't track as SCORM at all.
I get the same results on the ADL Test Scorm tracker. When the zip folder is uploaded, it reads as SCORM compliant. When I publish to an upzipped folder and then zip it, I get a ton of XML file not well formed and other xml errors.
The issue is that I need to make changes to the imsmanifest file to remove the SumTotal Navigation Player and resize the screen properly for the course.
The zip program we are using is "ZipGenius".
1.) Has anyone else run into this issue?
2.) Any ideas on how to fix this so that I can make changes to the imsmanifest file and still upload the course as 1.2 SCORM compliant?
Thanks,
Dan

Kevin,
At first, I would have thought the LMS doesn't necessarily return the appropriate information for Captivate to send a score (there are several basic calls that are supposed to be sent by an LMS in SCORM to facilitate this). So, I created a custom HTM file for the Captivate 4 template... But in re-reading the thread - you are using SumTotal and I believe SumTotal does make these calls...
For the purposes of anyone else that is using an LMS and not seeing a score in their LMS (and they are using this custom template) - here is a Captivate 4 template file that forces Captivate to send a score to a SCORM LMS (though not necessarily SCORM-compliant LMS - if these calls are ignored): http://www.learningconsulting.com/Content/Macromedia/Captivate/SumTotal_Captivate4_SCORM_C ustom.zip
Kevin - I do not necessarily believe this custom template will work for you. I can send you an entire debug file I've built for helping to track down AICC/SCORM issues - but let's hold off on that, for now. Can you edit the resulting HTM file of one of your published Captivate file built using the SCORM template I've provided earlier; modify the last line in the method sendTrackingDataToLMS; uncomment out the alert statement (remove the "//"). I'd like to know what is displayed when you close the content window from SumTotal.
Regards,
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Yet another question on daisy chaining...

After having thoroughly sifted through prior discussion on the subject, as well as looked at the online tutorial (gooberguides) and other sources, I am compelled to come back and ask this question. This is Captivate 5.
Here is my scenario, and it seems to be quite simple. I have a large project, which I want to break up into smaller ones. This is so that users don't have to sit and wait for it to load from the LMS before they can start. I need to have SCORM reporting, so that users can leave and come back to where they were. I don't think I can resolve this using Multi-SCO Packager, as the resulting package doesn't appear as a single module, but as several modules within a single package. Aggregator wouldn't quite work, since it forces that TOC, which I don't want to have.
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Protecting a Course

Hello,
I am examining captivate for using on my e-learning website.
Currently I sell the content in protected PDF and .exe formats.
Now I want to provide online content. However I want to see
what options I have to:
1- Protect the content from download (professional users look
into html codes and steal the flash files, video and voice etc).
2- To limit access to my customers only (i.e. no access to
non-customers who have received a URL of a content illegally).
For the second item I think about session control (eg. in
PHP), however upon successful login people might find actual URLs
of flash files etc.
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Mac

Well the first thing to look into is an LMS. You would need
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use an LMS.
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with PHP as well, but an LMS (not open source) is more secure. Some
LMS even offer the possibility to purchase access to courses via
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course.
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Anyone can download the swf files and decompile them. As for
downloading video and audiofiles that is pretty easy aswell.
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more difficult for the downloaders to use the files. First of all
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project. Perhaps you could set your courses to expire at a given
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just the content?
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Hi all, I have created a seven module course, each module is a separate CP file.
I published these files into one PUBLISHED folder, which has ONE file that is set up to track a SCORM quiz.
When I upload these files to the LMS, the LMS is opening the SCORM tracked file first.. it can't seem to see the MENU file.
I have been told that there is not a way to make the Cornerstone lms open a certain file first... IS THERE A WAY that I can tell the SCORM XML... or index.. what file I want it to play first?
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No problem ;o)
I agree that the Aggregator isn't exactly the most elegant solution and where I work we don't use it at all. We use Captivate for 90% of all the production work and then we build our own SCORM packages with a third party tool called Reload. We do this because we want to be able to control every aspect of the SCORM communication and the SCORM manifest. Also 99% of all our course are multi-SCO courses.
I can only recommend that you put in a feature request to Adobe in regards to the aggregator issue. They are always working on the next Captivate version so perhaps this could be something for Captivate 5.
Here is the link to the request form: http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform&product=5
/Michael

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Pants Lu wrote:
> After uploading my Captivate course to my LMS, I need
the LMS to display the
> lesson status from the previous visit. I've been told by
someone that I have
> to establish this command in Captivate and then the LMS
will read this rule but
> the person doesn't know how to do it.
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On investigating this further using ADL Testsuite to track the data being passed between content and LMS, I was able to establish that a "lesson_location" vary rarely written back to the LMS, even upon Save and Exit. There were a couple of slides and button interactions that trigerred data to be written to the LMS, but upon looking at the author file, there was nothing to suggest why these slides or button clicks should send back data.
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Fri May 14 16:48:35 CDT 2010
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LMSGetLastError: value=0
LMSGetLastError: value=0
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LMSGetLastError: value=0
LMSGetLastError: value=0
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LMSGetLastError: value=0
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LMSCommit
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cmi.core.lesson_location
cmi.launch_data
to place the contents of "cmi.suspend_data" and nothing seems to restart the Captivate 4 with Bookmarks, in continually restarts the course in the beginning.
Any Help would be appreciated.
reference:
RESTART CAPTIVATE COURSE WITH BOOKMARK SCORM 1.2
RESTART CAPTIVATE 4 COURSE WITH BOOKMARK SCORM 1.2
thanks,
Doug Lubey of Louisiana
www.douglubey.com

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