Yes, SCORM 2004. This is found in the multi-SCO imsmanifest.xml.
I never usually like to use this as a method when you have Multi-SCO packages where not all SCOs use the same method to award completion. This issue you are having is one reason.
While I know it is possible to configure Captivate SCOs that don't have a quiz get completed based slide views, I always prefer to have at least one scored button on one of the final slides of the project. I require the user to click this button before they can exit.
This does the following things:
- It gives at least ONE object that reports an actual score to the quiz, and that will then satisfy almost all LMSs that sometimes get 'thingy' about not finding at least some quiz elements.
- The Quiz settings can then give completion based on eiether just passing the quiz (by clicking the button) or by a combination of slide views and quiz.
- Placing the button right near the end of the module and making it VERY obvious that they won't be marked as completed UNLESS they click this button, then also avoids those annoying situations where some users do not get marked completed even though they claim they DID get to the end of the module. If they DID click that final button but didn't get completion, then you know they must have skipped slides. Giving them that button at the end ensures that they MUST watch the content all the way through.
I have found that getting good reliable results from LMSs often just comes down to going with the safest option.