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USING CAPTIVATE

Using Adobe Captivate with Other Applications

Last updated 9/28/2011

The following workflow is usually used for creating an LMS-ready package using Adobe Captivate and uploading it to

an LMS:

1 Create an Adobe Captivate project with at least one slide containing an interactive object, and for which reporting

has been enabled.

2 Set the SCORM/AICC options using the Preferences dialog box.

3 Publish the project as a SWF file after enabling the Export HTML option. Best practice is also to select compression

in a ZIP file. This way, you can upload the package as a single file to the LMS.

4 Do one of the following:

• Upload the published project files or the ZIP file directly to the LMS.

• Publish the Adobe Captivate project and upload it to an HTTP location (your content server). Then, upload the

URL of the HTM file to LMS.

SCORM (Shareable Content Object Reference Model) is a set of specifications used to produce reusable e-learning

objects. It defines communication between a client (such as Adobe Captivate) and a host (usually an LMS). SCORM

is distributed by Advanced Distributed Learning, an organization under the US Department of Defense.

AICC (Aviation Industry CBT [Computer-Based Training] Committee) standards define how content for e-learning

is developed, delivered, and evaluated.

Create an LMS-ready file in Adobe Captivate

To create an LMS-ready file in Adobe Captivate, do the following:

• Enable reporting for the project in the SCORM/AICC format using the Preferences dialog box.

• Publish the Adobe Captivate project using the Flash (SWF) option.

When you enable reporting for the project by setting the SCORM options, Adobe Captivate creates the following files

when the project is published:

Manifest File This file is used to import the Adobe Captivate project into the LMS. The manifest file, imsmanifest.xml,

contains the metadata of the project and its course structure.

HTML File Launches the Adobe Captivate project from the LMS.

JavaScript File Acts as a link between the SWF file and the LMS. Adobe Captivate sends tracking data to the LMS using

the JavaScript APIs.

SWF File The contents of the published project are stored in the SWF file.

Other supporting Files (.xsd Files) Contain other information required by the LMS.

SCORM_support Folder The files in this folder ensure compliance to the SCORM standards during run time.

When you enable reporting for the project using the AICC option, the information required by AICC is stored in the

SWF file itself. The JavaScript that is generated for AICC is the standard JavaScript that is published for an Adobe

Captivate project.

1 In an open project, select Quiz > Quiz Preferences.

2 In the Project Preferences dialog box, select Reporting from the Quiz menu.

3 Select Enable Reporting For This Project.

4 Select Standard.

5 Select SCORM from the menu.

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