What about starting several projects from a html menu page. If possible this would get around the low memory and screen video copy issues. Has anyone ever tried this?
If each project requires its own tracking, that may not work in a LMS. Normally, you can't track a module that is launched by another. Modules often have to be launched by the LMS individually.
I'd look at doing multi-modules in AICC or SCORM instead--or if the LMS allows you to set up multiple modules somehow with a course.
Yes LMS, but is it possible???? My original plan was a single project but it appears that is a none starter with SL. There would need to be some control of quiz results and a final pass/fail built into the menu page. Can it be done??? The project could then be any size you want with easily replaceable modules - grief I am getting carried away now.
If the LMS supports multi-modules in AICC or SCORM, it will usually control the final pass/fail. If all modules are passed, then the LMS completes the course and updates the learner record appropriately.
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From the silence I will guess that it does not.
What about starting several projects from a html menu page. If possible this would get around the low memory and screen video copy issues. Has anyone ever tried this?
Will this be used in a LMS?
In my case it will
If each project requires its own tracking, that may not work in a LMS. Normally, you can't track a module that is launched by another. Modules often have to be launched by the LMS individually.
I'd look at doing multi-modules in AICC or SCORM instead--or if the LMS allows you to set up multiple modules somehow with a course.
+1 to Gerry's suggestion.
This is the whole Class vs Course thing in SCORM. The standard is set up specifically to allow for this kind of "daisy chaining".
Bob
Yes LMS, but is it possible???? My original plan was a single project but it appears that is a none starter with SL. There would need to be some control of quiz results and a final pass/fail built into the menu page. Can it be done??? The project could then be any size you want with easily replaceable modules - grief I am getting carried away now.
If the LMS supports multi-modules in AICC or SCORM, it will usually control the final pass/fail. If all modules are passed, then the LMS completes the course and updates the learner record appropriately.
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