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Anonymous
June 17, 2009
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Multiple Lesson Course- Separate projects?

  • June 17, 2009
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I just realized that you cannot have multiple quizzes in one project, and am hoping for some advice.  I have a course that has many lessons, with a quiz at the end of each lesson.  Originally I planned on it being one big project, but that can't happen because of the quiz restriction.  Should I make each lesson its own file? Is there a way to link them together with a table of contents like I was planning on?  Any suggestions??

Thanks!

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    Chinmay Baid
    Participating Frequently
    June 18, 2009

    Hi.

    I think Aggregator can solve your problem very well.

    Steps:

    1. Create Captivate projects, one for each of your lessons(containing Quiz at the end). Publish them and generate each of its SWF files.

    2. Create a new Aggregator project from File>New>Aggregator project.

    3. Add these SWFs to your Aggregator project.

    4. Publish the Aggregator project.

    This would give you a single SWF/EXE file, which would contain all your lessons listed in the TOC, with their own quizzes.

    Thanks

    Chinmay

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    michif999
    Participant
    August 11, 2010

    Hello,

    When using aggregator is it possible to force a user to view the first project before viewing the second project?

    Thank You

    chopper523
    chopper523
    Known Participant
    June 17, 2009

    Are you trying to have distinct quizzes that are scored separately from each other? If so, I have not found yet how to incorporate more than one results slide in a presentation. We do not use an LMS and I don't know if this may be something an LMS could do for you. If this were my project, I would create a landing page or another captivate slide that acts as a Menu and ties to all your separate modules. Then you could be assured that each one could have its own distinct quiz and report. Hope that helps!

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