Play Canvas HTML file in other programs

Thanks for the advice JoãoCésar, I just Googled descriptions of the iframe tag. It looks promising, but I’m not a programmer and I would have to do a great deal of research to learn how to implement it. Before I commit that much time I want to see if you can confirm that it will do what I need. One of the descriptions I found on the web described inserting code into the DOM that’s over the Abobe Animate HTML file. Is that correct? If I do that will it produce a file that can be embedding into an LMS program like ScholarRx or Canvas. As I just wrote to Mario_CR, I realize you may not be familiar with ScholaRx or Canvas and so won't be able to answer this question. If so I will consult with the expert at my school. I just wanted to check with you first. Thanks again for your advice, BioME.

Thanks for the advice Mario_CR. I just looked at an online description of Captivate and it seems promising. However, before I devote time into experimenting with it, I want to see if you can confirm it will do what I need. It would be suboptimal to use it as the primary authoring tool for my handouts. Our school is going to ScholarRx and Canvas (not to be confused with the canvas function of Animate), and we want to keep things as consistent as possible for our students. However, it looks like Captivate might provide a solution for embedding my HTM animations in ScholarRx and/or Canvas. So, it seems Captivate's output format is like a slide show. Moreover, you can publish Captivate files with the SCORM format (thanks to JoãoCésar explaining that SCORM isn't a format you convert to). It seems like I could import an HTML into a single Captivate slide, publish it with the SCORM format, then import that into ScholarRx or Canvas. I realize that you may not be familiar with ScholaRx or Canvas and so won't be able to answer this question. If so I will consult with the expert at my school. I just wanted to check with you first. Thanks again for your advice, BioME.