I've published my storyline course for a website. I've uploaded it to AWS and it works great, however this is not a solution I want since it's for corporate use. What are my other options (other than Google)?
I would suggest you check with your client(s) and see if they use a learning management system (LMS), in which case you would publish your course as "LMS" in Storyline, zip things up and provide the zip file to their IT department. I would most course developers in these forums leverage their clients' LMS systems.
We have an LMS, but this specifically can't go through an LMS pre requirements of the project.
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I just wanted to pop in and share that it looks like part of your e-mail signature came through when you replied via e-mail. You can remove that if needed by clicking ‘Edit’ beneath your response.
If you can't use an LOMS, you are pretty much limited to publishing to the web someplace, and somehow serving it as a website. A lot of corporate places have an IT dept, and they can advise you. What's wrong with AWS?
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I would suggest you check with your client(s) and see if they use a learning management system (LMS), in which case you would publish your course as "LMS" in Storyline, zip things up and provide the zip file to their IT department. I would most course developers in these forums leverage their clients' LMS systems.
We have an LMS, but this specifically can't go through an LMS pre requirements of the project.
Tim Biery l Sr. Curriculum Designer & Trainer (e-Learning) l Niagara Bottling l 1440 Bridgegate Dr. l Diamond Bar, CA 91765 USA |Mobile 720.226.3313 | tbiery@niagarawater.com
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Hi Tim!
Glad to see Brian has been helping you out!
I just wanted to pop in and share that it looks like part of your e-mail signature came through when you replied via e-mail. You can remove that if needed by clicking ‘Edit’ beneath your response.
If you can't use an LOMS, you are pretty much limited to publishing to the web someplace, and somehow serving it as a website. A lot of corporate places have an IT dept, and they can advise you. What's wrong with AWS?
See this discussion for more information: https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/publishing-a-course-for-offline-viewing