Articulate Storyline Publishing

Identifier has to be unique for all modules

Publish only to HTML5

1. Fill in Title with the Module Name e.g. ‘Giriş’

2. Description, put ‘Temel Hijyen – Giriş’.3. Folder: Output the published content

somewhere locally on your computer first. Then after the module has been uploaded to the LMS, copy the published files to the correct course folder on O:Drive

Put Module Name in both fields. ‘Giriş’

Publish to SCORM 2004 4th Edition

See further below

Once these setting have been done, simply publish the course. The published course will result in you having a folder with all the course files in:

Quality: Custom optimization

If there is video in the module, set video quality to 9

Tracking is by number of slides viewed. Must be to view all to complete

Imsmanifest.xml

As we are publishing modules that contain Turkish characters, storyline is not able to publish these correctly. So you have to manually correct the title of which module you have just published.

Find the folder that you have just published (e.g. Giriş.output). Open the file ‘imsmanifest.xml’ with notepad. You will see something like this on line 13:

As you can see that there are some characters that have been unrecognised and are replaced with a ‘?’. Simply correct text carefully. So it will look something like this:

Save the file.

You should be able to find a txt file called ‘player_compiled.js’ in the ‘LMS’ folder of the course on the O:Drive:

Simply copy and replace this file with the published version that is in the ‘mobile’ folder of the Giriş.output folder. This file will disable the extra play screen that shows up on mobile devices to launch a module.

NOTE: This replacement of the file has to be done every time a new version of the module is published.

Zip the files up and upload to LMS

Now you are ready to zip all the files up and upload to the LMS.

Where you can see all the files in the published folder (Giriş.output) such as:

Select all the files and ‘.zip’ them up: (You may need to download something like ‘Winrar’) to do this. You can download it from here: http://www.rarlab.com/download.htm

I use it and the process looks like this:

This circled zip file is what you need to upload to the LMS.