Hi All, I've completed a very interactive project and published it to go on the web and am distributing it to a group of about individuals by putting the published file into DropBox and sending the link to the individuals.
Everyone can access the file and majority say they love it and it runs flawless, however there are a few (5 - 10) that say it runs jerky, skips parts of the slides and narration and the audio doesn't start when it should. They don't like it at all. Is there a better way to publish the project to send to 60-70 individuals so it runs better?
So sorry, part of my message didn't come through. Here's a revised version.
Hi All, I've completed a very interactive project and published it to go on the "web" and am distributing it to a group of about (60-70) individuals by putting the published file into DropBox and sending the link to the individuals.
Everyone can access the file and majority say they love it and it runs flawless, however there are a few (5 - 10) that say it runs jerky, skips parts of the slides and narration and the audio doesn't start when it should. They don't like it at all. Is there a better way to publish the project to send to 60-70 individuals so it runs better?
While DropBox can be a quick means of distribution, it does tend to struggle with serving up elearning courses. It just doesn't have the same robust capabilities as, say, Amazon S3.
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So sorry, part of my message didn't come through. Here's a revised version.
Hi All, I've completed a very interactive project and published it to go on the "web" and am distributing it to a group of about (60-70) individuals by putting the published file into DropBox and sending the link to the individuals.
Everyone can access the file and majority say they love it and it runs flawless, however there are a few (5 - 10) that say it runs jerky, skips parts of the slides and narration and the audio doesn't start when it should. They don't like it at all. Is there a better way to publish the project to send to 60-70 individuals so it runs better?
Thanks.
Hi Vicki,
Do you have access to a web server or LMS where you could load the course? Those would be my first recommendations.
If you don't have access to a web server, here are a few free options to consider:
Vicki,
Ashely's spot on with her recommendations.
While DropBox can be a quick means of distribution, it does tend to struggle with serving up elearning courses. It just doesn't have the same robust capabilities as, say, Amazon S3.
Mike
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