I have published a new e-Learning module with an assessment using Studio 13 (SCORM 1.2). When I try to upload the package into our LMS (Oracle OLM) I get a message imsmanifest.xml file cannot be located. The course does not get uploaded in the system. I have never faced this issue with Studio 09 packages.
It's fairly long, but some things have changed with Studio '13. It might just help to double-check the process to make sure there aren't any steps being missed.
Also, have you tried uploading the file to any server other than Oracle? For example, you could try SCORM Cloud or Tempshare, just to see if it uploads properly to another server.
You're also welcome to attach your project here, if it's not too large, and we can take a look. You'll want to create a Presenter Presentation and attach it to your response.
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I'm guessing you zipped the output folder, not it's content?
When opening the zip file do you see a folder or the actual files?
Hi Jeff,
I zipped the correct items. Works like a breeze with Studio 09.
This is the first time I am publishing with Studio 13.
Best
Homz
Hi Homz,
Are you able to share a screenshot of the files that are included in the zip file you're attempting to upload to the LMS, please?
Also, try to make sure you're following the steps in the following article for publishing to an LMS with '13:
Publishing a Presentation for LMS in Articulate Presenter
It's fairly long, but some things have changed with Studio '13. It might just help to double-check the process to make sure there aren't any steps being missed.
Also, have you tried uploading the file to any server other than Oracle? For example, you could try SCORM Cloud or Tempshare, just to see if it uploads properly to another server.
You're also welcome to attach your project here, if it's not too large, and we can take a look. You'll want to create a Presenter Presentation and attach it to your response.
How to Create an Articulate Package
Thanks, Homz!
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