URGENT: LMS not reading SCORM

Also, in an effort to solve the issue, when we added "Restricted" settings to the template, it almost doubled the file size from 12KB to 22BD.  Now the LMS will not even upload the file since it is too large.  My second question then is what makes an Articulate file so large?  We even zipped it and it still did not work. 

Erin,

Have you isolated the issue to the Articulate package itself?

I ask because often times the issue you are describing (not registering that a user completed course) is a communication issue between the browser and the LMS.

For example:

•  If security settings like disable scripting are selected, the browser cannot communicate back to the lms the status of the course.
• Some LMS's do not play nice with some browsers for this very same reason so it may work on IE, but not Safari.

Have you tried other courses on the same lms with the same pc on the same browser and had them work?

Hope this helps,

Bob

I am not sure with the security setting "disable scripting" is. 

I agree, I do think the issue is with the communication between LMS and Articulate.  It could be the Articulate settings, since although my computer has never (not today and not ever) sent a published Articulate the LMS, the woman who is in charge of uploading to the LMS system has uploaded three other courses today alone - courses from different creators. 

Are there other settings I should change?

I am using Internet Explorer, too. 

I would hazard a guess that the problem is IE9 it plays funny when run in an Iframe, set the set to force IE8 compatibility should fix it

Erin,

When I try to figure this stuff out, the first thing I do is to try and isolate the issue to see if it's a problem with the content or with the lms/browser communication.

One way to do that is to think about this question...

Have you tried completing other courses on the same lms with the same pc on the same browser and had them work?

If you/your learner can complete other courses on the same LMS and have them work properly, it's likely a content issue. In other words, a setting or something in the Articulate Presenter package you've published.

If NO courses work for you/that learner on the LMS, it's likely a communication issue. Possibly the one Phil references above. In other words, nothing to do with the Articulate Presenter package you've published.

Someone else may have a better way to help you diagnose the issue, but that's how I start.

Hope this helps,

Bob