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andreap81
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April 21, 2021
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CPTX file linking

  • April 21, 2021
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Hi to all, I have a course splitted into 7 different modules. Each module has been created in a separate cptx file. I want to link all this files and publish all the course. There is another method than copy/paste slides in one cptx file? Personally I would avoid this option because there are different master slides in each module, and because captivate seems to become very slow if number of slides >50 (if I join all the modules the file become of 100-110 slides).

 

thank you in advance

ap

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    TLCMediaDesign
    TLCMediaDesign
    Inspiring
    April 22, 2021

    What version of SCORM do you want it to be?

     

    The only way I know to do this is the create the SCORM files yourself and edit a manifest to point ot the different lessons.

     

    I have templates that can be easily edited.

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      andreap81Author
      Participating Frequently
      April 22, 2021

      Thank you for the answer,

      courses have to published in scorm 2004 for the moodle platform, the structure of my courses is the following:

       

      -- module 1

      -- module 2

      -- module 3

      -- module 4

      -- module 5

      -- module 6

      -- module 7

      -- tools (a separate cptx file with customised TOC, a glossary page, a resources page)

       

      From each of these modules user can open the TOC, glossary and resources; at the end of each module there are 3 slides with questions. User has no necessity to answer correctly to view next module, but I have the need to collect however correct/wrong answers.

       

      I can publish separately the seven modules as .zip package, then I can complete manually editing the manifest? I've very few experience in this field and with captivate, any help is very appreciated, thank you in advance

       

      ap

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