Adobe Captivate Create a SCORM

compliant course

Date
Version Produit
Langue
Auteur
Coordonnes
XPERTeam

05/05/2013
EN

XPERTEAM
14 -16 rue Molire
92 400 Courbevoie La Dfense
www.x-perteam.fr
Tl : 01 55 70 28 28

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Table of content
ENABLE SCORM TRACKING................................................................................................3
QUIZ SETTINGS.......................................................................................................................4
SET THE PASS FAIL SETTING FOR THE QUIZ....................................................................5
VIDEO OPTIONS......................................................................................................................6
PUBLISHING.............................................................................................................................7

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Enable SCORM tracking

To enable tracking, open the File->Publish Settings, and go to Quiz section. Enable the
reporting checkbox and select SCORM 1.2 or 2004. Select other options on this page as
per your need.Important ones to look at is Success/Completion criteria, which allows you
to specify either slide view based or quiz score based (or both) conditions.

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Quiz Settings
If you are creating Quiz slides, then look at the quiz settings and select appropriate
features like Shuffle answers

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Set the pass fail setting for the quiz

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Video options
If you have embedded any video in the slides, then select the Progressive Download
option

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Publishing
Its best to select HTML5 and SWF output option, if there are any MP4 videos, because not
all browser currently support HTML5 based playback of MP4 videos (including Firefox). If
you don't have any video then you can have just HTML5 option. HTML5 allows your
package to load on iPad. SWF allows your package to work on PC and MAC where flash
plugin is available. If you don't select SWF option, your embedded mp4 video will not work
on Firefox on PC and MAC. Althought they would work on Chrome and Safari. With both
HTML5 and SWF option enabled, the size of output zip file (which you need to upload to
LMS) would get doubled of course. The other setting you want to enable is Scalable
HTML content, which will allow SCORM module to fit in any available space in browser.

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