iPad/iPhone Moodle 2.5.6 and Totara 2.5 - SCOID ERROR and poor performance

Any chance you can update to Storyline 2?

I'm currently doing a project for a client with Totara/Moodle 2.6, documenting settings to get the best possible display on desktops and tablets.  I'm getting very good results for HTML5 content display on two iPads and an Android, along with Flash on PC desktops/laptops.

Articulate made many great changes with content displaying in LMS frames with Storyline 2.  Performance and response seems improved also.  

(If you can't upgrade now, or if you want to be sure first before upgrading, you could download a trial copy of SL2 and use that for testing.  You can have SL1 and SL2 on the same PC--the only drawback might be if you double-click on a .story file it'll open up in SL2.)

I've not seen any SCOID errors yet.  Maybe SL2 or Totara 2.6 fixes that?

I'm downloading your file now to take a look . . .

Also, did you see this former thread?

https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/scoid-error-on-moodle

Hi Gerry,

Thanks for your reply. We'll try it in SL2 and see what happens. I really appreciate you taking the time to look at this.

Julian

Hi, Julian.

Using my client's Totara 2.6 test system, I'm seeing your course load and display fine on my PC as Flash, iPad4 as HTML5, and Nexus 9 tablet as HTML5.  No SCOID errors yet . . .

I was using Storyline 2.

Loading and displaying new pages on the iPad and the Android tablet was far slower than on the PC as Flash.  I've always also seen HTML5 load slower on an iPad, though things seems far slower today than I'm used to (this is also with other courses I tried this AM).  This may partly be a function of the iPad's limited RAM or how courses get preloaded on tablets.

Also, publishing your course took far longer than I'm used to seeing compared to other courses I've done of similar size.  Really slow.  Not sure what is going on there.  If I get a chance later today, I'll look at this some more . . .

Hi Gerry. That's great news and good to know that it's not just my course that's loading slowly on the iPad.

Strange about the slow publishing - I'm getting the same issue from Storyline 1.

Also don't forget - that Totara subscription you have comes with a commercial support agreement - you can submit help requests in different ways depending on your subscription level. I'd definitely submit a request related to the scoid error directly to Totara with a copy of your package for them to test.