Posts tagged "AICC"

August 31, 2012

How do I get my LMS validated with Adobe Captivate 6?

SCORM and AICC compliance of Captivate 6 has been validated for a set of LMSs. We would be happy to add more LMSs to this list.

  • If you are a Captivate user deploying courses on LMS and are interested in seeing your LMS in this list, ask your LMS vendor to get in touch with us at CaptivateLMSSupport@adobe.com.
  • If you are an LMS vendor and want to get your LMS added to this list, you can get started with the validation program by performing the following steps:-

1. Download the sample SCORM and AICC courses – SampleCp6Courses.zip

2. Unzip the package and open TestCaseDetails.xls

3. Run the test cases listed in the excel sheet. Run all or specific test cases based on the type of SCORM support on your LMS. For example, if SCORM 2004 is not supported on your LMS then execute only SCORM 1.2 testcases on your LMS.

4. Verify all the test cases and add actual results in the excel sheet.

5. Send the report to CaptivateLMSSupport@adobe.com

We will check the report and get back to you if we find any exception.  If the results are satisfactory, we will add your LMS in the list of validated LMSs.

 

 

 

Posted by Jayashree Pandeya4:30 PM Comments (4) Permalink
November 4, 2011

Demystifying Captivate–LMS integration


Learning Management Systems (LMS) help you administer, track monitor, and report users’ interactions with your courses. Adobe Captivate lets you create SCORM-and-AICC-compliant courses that you can deploy on various LMSs.

This blog post summarizes the steps involved in making your Captivate courses work with LMSs.

Step 1. Configure your Captivate projects for your LMS

 Here’s a video tutorial (3:25) that shows how to configure a project for the SCORM cloud LMS:

Continue reading…

Posted by Smitha8:06 PM Comments (2) Permalink
March 31, 2011

Captivate 5.0 AICC enabled SWF hang issue

Issue:

 AICC enabled LMS allows SCO’s to reside on different server i.e. CMS, File server etc. When the Captivate course and LMS are in different domains and when user tries to access the course from LMS it hangs at the loading screen

 Reason:

 Adobe Captivate does not construct the required URLs correctly when the course and LMS are in different domains.  Same domain no issues have been reported, course which resides in LMS also has no issues.  The fix is specific to cross domain AICC

 Solution: Continue reading…

Posted by Ashwin Bharghav7:20 PM Comments (22) Permalink
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