how articulate mobile player for android work

See here for info on how to publish to view HTML5 content on mobile devices.

thanks for the help
but i wanna know if i have offline course and i wannna view it in my phone without uploading it to server how can i do so..

I assume by "offline course" you mean HTML5 content that was published with the 'Allow downloading for offline viewing' option selected in the Publish dialog. Such an "offline course" still needs to be downloaded from some URL the first the it is viewed. From then on, it can be accessed through the Player App, even if there is no cellular or WiFi connection.

i was looking for way to just copy my cource content tom my memory card and run it ..

but it seem there no way exept to uploading it first to website and download it afer that

do you sugesst any free website in which i can upload my work

Hi Taha,

You're welcome to try any of the free web server options linked in this article. 

realy big thank ashely this is what am looking for i will upload the cource to my google drive and dowonload it and give it a try on my phone to see how is working on articulte mobile player...thanks again

Hi Taha,

Please also check that you're using one of the supported browsers and versions while viewing as described here. 

I appreciate your help i have hosted my course on drive and it works great .

one problem that it can not be downloaded using the mobile data internet ,but only can be downloaded using just Wifi 

i hope this will be fix 

Hi Taha,

That is currently by design as indicated here, you'll need a wifi connection to download the content. 

Really big thanks to you I have connected to wi fi and download course offline successfully ,

hope that coming versions support the cellular connection.

Thanks for the update Taha, glad you got the content downloaded.

I understand that this is currently solved, so I am just posting this in the case that someone runs into the same issue.

After running into the same issue trying to distribute the Storyline activity to 42 Android tablets with no stable internet connection or server access. I decided to use this:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ru.gelin.android.browser.open&hl=en

Just drop the published folder onto the Android system via usb connection to the computer.

Open the file(amplaunch.html recommended but not necessary) on your android device with whatever file manager your using.

Open in browser will ask you what browser you want to use. And it should auto-magically open up AMP and treat it as though it was on an LMS.

Hope this helps someone.

Luc Labonte, I have the same issue as you describe. Except that I am using SD cards to store the content.  We rely on people using their own devices (usually with a small amount of memory and very little or no access to the internet.) I downloaded the app. It has not been updated to support the most recent android versions and so when I tried to run the content, I got picture only but no sound. Have you, by any chance found another solution in the last 6 years

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