Captivate Content behaves erratically in Connect
All:
I am hanging Captivate 8 content on Connect as stand-alone asynchronous training. Problem is, I'm getting erratic completion results.
I set the completion parameters in Cp8 and publish using the Adobe Connect settings to a zip file on my desktop, then uploading the file to Connect. Once in Connect, I create a curriculum, add the content,and set up the enrollments.
When I test the curriculum, I do the following:
1. Open the course, allow it to load, then close it. On the Curriculum Information page, I should see the icon change to in progress and the button change from "open" to "Continue"
The functionality here works about 85% of the time, the other 15%, the icon and button remain in the initial state, showing the course as not being accessed.
2. Open the course, take it and fail the test. Inside captivate, the correct feedback shows up on the test results page. The icon should to change to "failed", the button should change to "Continue" and the failing score should be posted.
Erratic as hell. Randomly shows as still in the initial state prior to opening, opened without having taken the test, or failed. the test score will show as 0/0 in all three states, or show the failing score in the failed state and the initial state. When you re-open the course, it resets to allow you to re-take the test consistently.
3. Open the course, complete it and pass the test. The icon should change to completed, the button should change to "Review" and the score should update from the failing score to the passing score.
A bit less erratic than #2 above, but still problematic. The course will show complete inside Captivate, but when closed, Connect will report that it has not yet been opened about 50% of the time. when it shows as complete, the score will report as 0/0, or correctly, or as some strange combination (e.g. 75/350 instead of 80/100) When you re-open the course, it will open to the bookmarked page with the completed test and passing score every time, regardless of what the curriculum information page shows.
My hunch is, the scorable objects are causing Connect to freak out (my highly technical term for this behavior). The reason for this hunch is that, when a Captivate course is published that does not contain any scorable objects, none of the above aberrations are present. Alas, since I expect my users to interact with my content and record a viable score indicating a level of competence, this is not an option.
thoughts?
Justenuf
