Can anyone help, my client's LMS has been delayed and they would like to host the elearning project on a web page in the interim period? I don't how to do this, so any straight forward instructions would be amazing.
I'm sure others will have more input on this, but here is a start. Do you have your own web host where you host your web site? If so, you can simply upload the published project there. There are other considerations though, as do you need to restrict access to the course, do you need to track usage and/or scoring for the course? This is just a start. Can you tell us more about how the course will be used at this point?
This is for a client, they want to host the project on their own 'intranet' page to be accessed via tablets, whilst they wait for their LMS to be delivered. No restricted access or tracking as this is just a temporary measure.
The published content is basically a folder structure of html and other associated files. They will want to unzip the zip file on their end and then place the entire folder in the desired folder on their server. Their Intranet server managers will definitely be able to figure that part out. They will just have to test to make sure their server is serving all of the files properly, as I've read of some configurations blocking fonts files, swf files, etc.
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I'm sure others will have more input on this, but here is a start. Do you have your own web host where you host your web site? If so, you can simply upload the published project there. There are other considerations though, as do you need to restrict access to the course, do you need to track usage and/or scoring for the course? This is just a start. Can you tell us more about how the course will be used at this point?
Thanks Michael.
This is for a client, they want to host the project on their own 'intranet' page to be accessed via tablets, whilst they wait for their LMS to be delivered. No restricted access or tracking as this is just a temporary measure.
Lucy
You should be able to "Publish for Web" and then zip the contents and send it to them.
Sorry, I should have explained better, my client needs instructions to how they load the published zip file onto their website.
Thanks
The published content is basically a folder structure of html and other associated files. They will want to unzip the zip file on their end and then place the entire folder in the desired folder on their server. Their Intranet server managers will definitely be able to figure that part out. They will just have to test to make sure their server is serving all of the files properly, as I've read of some configurations blocking fonts files, swf files, etc.
Thanks Michael
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