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Viewing Articulate 360 Content in SharePoint Online
Enabling Custom Scripts in SharePoint Online
Custom scripts are now disabled in SharePoint Online for security reasons by default. As a result, Articulate content with the story.html file renamed...
Thanks, Jennifer.
It does not. Instead, the STORY.ASPX downloads. I am stumped the 'story.html' file plays seamlessly in CLoud cloud and Amazon S3. But owing to organizational restrictions, we need to use only sharepoint.
Indrani,
Different platforms have different requirements. The reasons is a whole other topic. It does get frustrating.
Can you confirm that your organization uses SharePoint.com? It will be in the URL. If it's not, then you are likely using an On-Premise version of SharePoint, and that will likely require a discussion with your SharePoint Admin team.
This is a real challenge for us as instructional developers and content managers, keeping track of technology limitations. And a reason to use Articulate 360 if that's an option. It's not for my organization. So if you have to use other content management systems and learning management systems or learning record stores, keeping track of build versions, prohibited file types, life cycles, etc., becomes part of the job.
This really comes down to power SP admin users. Most of us with this question will not be able to do this with SP if you aren't a power SP admin, let alone if you ask IT for that admin priviledge or having them do it so many issues that make my head hurt, so...
Solutions I have thought about as workarounds...
- have them view the file in Review360 (just don't have the option to come back to where you left off and why you need an LMS or access to a website with FTP options at admin level, most don't)
- or throw it into Amazon Services (some may not want to do this and I think there is also a cost depending on file storage)
- other option and I really think it's a headache is to hack the Google Drive (it can be done, however, it's a big old headache)/Google Cloud to get it to play just like the steps to see that you don't have those SP level permissions to go into the powershell or let alone setup a file even with changing aspx because it keeps looping to HTML and you never get it to run.
Easiest options - Review360, you want people to be able to come back in and it save where you last left off? Then do it in an LMS.
