Someone gave me a SCORM package and I tried to open it in Articulate. I can't seem to open it. What file do I use to open it...the zip file?
Also, I tried to upload the .swf file created from articulate to my website in weebly.com. I used the Flash function in weebly but it said it could not upload it. Am I using the wrong file? Is there something else I should have done in articulate?
Also, when uploading the course to an LMS or web server, you'll need to include the entire contents of the published output folder - not just an swf file. SCORM Cloud is a great, free, industry standard testing environment, but to make any changes to the course you'll need the original .story file.
Hi Leslie, The challenge is the person who created the course was a contractor who has since left the business and the company have deleted their account. Would articulate be able to access a deleted account?
I'm having a similiar issue here. In my imsmanifest.xml I have a lot of files, some of them have multiple parameters inside the href.
But, In my web, I can't open those files properly because I'm not recieving the parameters after the &. I using & inside the xml file so the special Characters is not the problem.
BTW, the files that have only one parameters (No & needed) are working fine. <iframe id="educa_interactive_scorm" src="/modules/scorm/frameset.php?account=<?php echo _ACCOUNT; ?>&path_src=<?php echo trim($_GET['path_src']); ?>&module_src=<?php echo trim($_GET['module_src']); ?>&unit=<?php echo trim($_GET['unit']); ?>&sco_instance_id=<?php echo intval(trim($_GET['sco_instance_id'])); ?>&module_tit=<?php echo trim($_GET['module_tit']); ?>" class="resp-iframe" gesture="media" allow="encrypted-media" allowfullscreen></iframe>
In the code above, the 'module_src' var is where the file to open on is defined
The screenshot is a example of my xml file where is declared the SCORM file with multiple parameters
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You cannot open the published content only the source files, you need a file with .story extension
To VIEW the content of the SCORM package, you could upload it to SCORMCloud.
Hi Daniela,
Also, when uploading the course to an LMS or web server, you'll need to include the entire contents of the published output folder - not just an swf file. SCORM Cloud is a great, free, industry standard testing environment, but to make any changes to the course you'll need the original .story file.
Hi , do you know how one can get the .story file?
Problem I have is a content was built and issued to our LMS but now needs updating and all I have are scorm files.
How can we get the .story files?
Hi Marcin and welcome to E-Learning Heroes :)
The person that created the course would have a copy of the .story files as these are saved locally and not part of the published output.
Your organization may have these courses somewhere in a backup file as well.
Hi Leslie,
The challenge is the person who created the course was a contractor who has since left the business and the company have deleted their account.
Would articulate be able to access a deleted account?
Kind Regards
Marcin Leskiewicz
Hi Marcin,
It sounds like you are referring to a deleted account on your network, which is not something that we can help with.
Storyline software and files are saved to local machines and managed by individual users and their IT teams.
Have you asked your IT team if there is a backup of this person's account to see if the .story files are there for you to save to your local machine?
Thanks Leslie, it is the case indeed but thought it might be worth a try. Thanks for your help.
Hi,
I'm having a similiar issue here. In my imsmanifest.xml I have a lot of files, some of them have multiple parameters inside the href.
But, In my web, I can't open those files properly because I'm not recieving the parameters after the &. I using & inside the xml file so the special Characters is not the problem.
BTW, the files that have only one parameters (No & needed) are working fine.
<iframe id="educa_interactive_scorm" src="/modules/scorm/frameset.php?account=<?php echo _ACCOUNT; ?>&path_src=<?php echo trim($_GET['path_src']); ?>&module_src=<?php echo trim($_GET['module_src']); ?>&unit=<?php echo trim($_GET['unit']); ?>&sco_instance_id=<?php echo intval(trim($_GET['sco_instance_id'])); ?>&module_tit=<?php echo trim($_GET['module_tit']); ?>" class="resp-iframe" gesture="media" allow="encrypted-media" allowfullscreen></iframe>
In the code above, the 'module_src' var is where the file to open on is definedThe screenshot is a example of my xml file where is declared the SCORM file with multiple parameters