Error when trying to access captivate project uploaded to AWS

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January 19, 2023
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Hello,

I made an e-learning course to include in my portfolio (google site) rather than for uploading to a LMS

1. I download the project to my device as an HMTL 5 file (not zipped)

2. The download is successful and I can view/play the "output" and see my project.

3. I upload it to my S3 bucket on AWS and the upload is successful.

4. When I click on the index file to get the URL I get this message

*I tried uploading a zip file and also uploading to a different hosting platform with the same result.

Can anyone help with this?

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Nancy OShea

Community Expert

I'd be very surprised if Google Sites supports it. Perhaps you should ask Google Sites what you can use on their platform.

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert

Lilybiri

Legend

@Nancy OShea Projects in the eLearning community are uploaded to AWS (Amazon), why are you referring to Google? A published Captivate project works on any webserver, provided it was not published as a SCO which needs a LMS.

Nancy OShea

Community Expert

The OP wrote:

"I made an e-learning course to include in my portfolio (google site)."

Experience tells me that Google Sites is not an ordinary web hosting platform. They limit what you can & can't do on that service.

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert

Lilybiri

Legend

First question: did you activate reporting in Quiz Preferences which would have resulted in a SCO? If yes, the published folder can only be uploaded to a real LMS which is not the case for AWS. You could upload in that case to SCORM Cloud.

Secondly: it is possible to upload a (non-SCO) published output in the eLearning community and they use AWS. Since I used that feature a lot in the blog posts I am creating in that community, I know that you need to have the output zipped by Captivate (feature in the Publishing dialog box). You may try to upload your project there. Here is an example, a recent uploaded project in:

Software Assessment with Two Failure Messages - eLearning (adobe.com)

It is possible to use this as a test, because you can check out the result in the Draft situation, no need to send it for review and publishing publicly.

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