Publishing for Lectora

Hi Alyson,

I haven't personally used Lectora. However, I believe you need to publish as SCORM and provide Lectora with a zip created with Presenter. I've read that if you manually zip the file yourself, Lectora won't be able to work with the file properly. 

I found an older thread, here, that provides a little more information. 

Hopefully we can find some community Heroes that have used this LMS with some additional suggestions. Alternatively, if the client is limited to this particular LMS, it couldn't hurt to contact Lectora and ask them if they can give any advice about adding the content to their servers.

Let us know how it goes!

I have used both Lectora and Articulate for years. in the past, I let the Lectora course be the SCORM connection to the LMS and "wrap" the Articulate web output into it. It looks like they are publishing the Lectora course as SCORM as well, which is causing the conflicting communication from the file.

After publish to web, all they should need to do is drop in the player.html into an iFrame on a Lectora page and make sure the player.html, player folder, and data folder are at the same level as the "a001_index.html" file in the Lectora SCORM->HTML> folder.

As usual, great information Dwayne. Thanks very much for sharing!

I hope you have a great Friday

Christine

I'm trying to publish a SCORM 2004 tried 2,3,4 editions from story line to coursemill LMS and get the error unsupported SCORM.

Any body have any ideas what could be the issue

Regards

Hi Peter! I do not think that I've welcomed you to E-Learning Heroes yet, so welcome

Would you be able to test your course in SCORM Cloud to help us determine if the issue is Articulate related or if it is on your LMS's side? If it appears in SCORM Cloud as well, we'd be happy to take a closer look at what might be going on. If you cannot replicate the issue in SCORM Cloud, it is probably an issue that you would want to take to your LMS team.