Sometimes when e-learning professionals are developing courses up against a deadline, the Testing and Quality Assurance phase can take a backseat or, worse, be ignored altogether. This is a b...
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Great advice. I'm always trying to impress upon my team how important testing is. I would also note that if you are planning on running your course on an LMS, make sure to have it tested by users ON the LMS. I've seen several people test in review mode or from a file and find out the hard way that things don't always run the same way on the LMS.
- This is a super great tip Cassidy - testing with the actual LMS is huge! Can't tell you how many times I've heard of people running into a whole brand new set of issues once they upload the content to their LMS. And Remember, if you do have a problem and you're not sure if it's caused by LMS or the e-learning software, do a test in SCORM cloud. If it works there, it's probably your LMS that's causing the problem.