Prime is a LMS. Once a learner has logged in to the LMS she/he has access to the courses they have been registered for. If you log in your self, you'll see the URL, but I am not sure at all that providing that URL to any learner will grant to log in. Providing an URL is what you need to do if the course is not on a LMS, but on a webserver. Here is an example of a Captivate tutorial which I uploaded to a subdomain which acts as my webserver:
http://www.lilybiri.com/published/PlayPause_Scal/index.html
This is (of course) a non-scored course, for that reason you need to point to the index.html page which is the start page.
You talked about a "zipped" folder. The example I showed is a non-zipped folder. If you publish a SCO which is necessary when you create a scored course using a SCORM protocol, the folder will automatically be zipped. Or did you zip the output folder manually?
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