e-learning development
168 TopicsHow do you handle content delivery?
I've been producing Storyline courses for corporate clients for a while now, and my delivery process has always been pretty basic — publish to SCORM, zip it up, send it across, and hope they upload the right version to their LMS. It works, but it's starting to feel a bit clunky — especially when a client has their own LMS and I need to push an update. I end up re-exporting, re-sending, and then chasing to make sure they've actually swapped out the old file. And I've definitely had situations where old versions are still floating around months later. Curious how others handle this side of things — especially those of you delivering to clients who run their own LMS (SuccessFactors, Cornerstone, Moodle, etc.): Do you just send the SCORM zip and let them deal with it? Have you found a better way to manage versions across multiple clients? Has anyone ever had issues with clients holding onto content longer than they should? Would love to hear what's working (or not working) for people. Always feels like there should be a better way but I've never found one that isn't massively overengineered or expensive.64Views0likes4CommentsIssue: External file links behave differently in SCORM vs LMS UI
We've set up a server to host files external to our LMS (flipbooks). The server is set with domain domain restrictions to only accept calls from our LMS's domain. This works flawlessly for links from within a course description on our LMS. Users tap the Flipbook link and the flipbook loads, no additional login required. For flipbook links existing within a SCORM-based course, when the Flipbook link is tapped, we are taken to the server but are confronted with a Login screen. How do we get around this so that calls from our LMS do not require a log in, even when the links exist within a SCORM file? (Our SCORM files are stored on our LMS BTW).21Views0likes2CommentsAI Talking Heads: Uncanny Valley Test
AI talking heads are everywhere, but most still fall straight into the Uncanny Valley. When lip-sync drifts or facial movements glitch, the learner stops focusing on the scenario and starts focusing on the AI mistake. I tested Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0, Creatify Aurora, Seedance 1.5, and HeyGen using the same image, script, and workplace scenario. One model clearly stood out as production-ready for realistic eLearning conversations. Watch the tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zroW6I7CGO0&t=317s Try the Storyline live demo: https://www.redesignedminds.com/AvatarGrid/story.html61Views0likes2CommentsTurn a PPT Into a Rise 360 SCORM
Hello! I am new to Articulate and I am looking for something very specific. At my job, we already have a lot of great teaching material in PowerPoint. Now, we are trying to converting the PPT-content into a SCORM-file each. It worked fine with Storyline, but it is shown through the player. I am actually looking for the Articulate Rise 360 feel, having one page beneath the last. Is there any way to change the setting and achieve what I am looking for? Thank you so much! Love, KathiSolved148Views0likes5CommentsCompletion issue
Hi there I am hoping someone can help me with an issue I am experiencing in Rise360. I have developed a course and initially had the LMS output marked as 100% completion on the result (more so meaning on completing the test). When the test was completed, and with the correct pass score, it was still showing a try again despite receiving the correct pass mark. Also not showing the continue button. I thought a correction may be to then change the output to track using quiz result.... but I still get the same issue. Why does it not let me move past the quiz, to the summary page that notes to the learner they have completed the module? I would greatly appreciate any prompt guidance or assistance as I need to finalise to the client. Thanks in advance!!!87Views0likes2CommentsWe Appreciate You 💖
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I created a course in Storyline 360 for my portfolio using an Adobe Creative Cloud font called Proxima Nova. Then I export the course to web and upload it to my webserver (through gatorhost). When I view the course on desktop it looks fine. When I view it on a phone or tablet, the font doesn't work. Here is the link to the course: https://concept-engine.com/online-portfolio/cybersecurity-awareness/story.html Has anyone else experienced this and is there a way to fix it? I have done some research and found that the css syntax of the @font-face call sometimes doesn't work on mobile devices. Adobe has instructions on how to install their fonts on a website, but this isn't a regular website. Has anyone out there successfully modified a Storyline course to fix this issue?Solved85Views0likes2Comments