no LMS
Jul 29, 2016
By
Kim H
I work for an agency that does not have an LMS but has been developing elearning courses. Our work around at this point has been to zip the file, upload to our website, provide instructions to the end user on how to download, unzip the file and complete the course. A certificate is generated at the end of the course that they have to email back to us for our tracking purposes. We are trying to find a more user friendly work around?? Suggestions??
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Hi Kim! Would your users be able to simply view the course from your website instead of downloading the .zip file? Are you publishing for the web or for CD-for local viewing? Here is some information about publishing and sharing your course to make sure your learners are getting the most they can out of your course.
If your setup allows, you should be able to upload your course to your website and then provide your learners with a direct link to the course so that there's nothing for them to download and unzip.
The files produced by Storyline can be unzipped and "run" from your web server so your students could skip the download & unzip step. Better yet, Storyline likes the "served" mode better... You then point your students to the story.html file on your web server
We use Box here as an alternative to SharePoint. Has anyone tried to use Box as a web server?
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