I am interested in showcasing some of my work including some of the courses I have developed in Captivate in an online portfolio. How would I go about uploading an interactive version or would I just need to share screenshots? Has anyone else done something like this? I know that I have looked at portfolios that showed sample digital courses before.
I'm assuming that your portfolio is a web page and it might be under main menu on your website or any other online web-page. You will have to take screenshots which you will upload as thumbnail in your portfolio and embed link to your e-learning contents. To make it simple you can upload contents to your online server as HTML files (Do not export as SCORM content to make it possible to run out of LMS).
Agree with the other poster. For HTML output it is really necessary to have the pulished folders uploaded to a webserver (I use my domain) which supports JSON mimie type. If you can create a webpage with thumbnails linking to the index.html of each folder, it would be easier. You can use the poster images, which you probalby have since AutoPlay is disabled as thumbnails.
This could be helpful since I could share the link within my soft copy portfolio. Do you know how I need to publish the file to get that index.HTML link to work?
I just published to my computer as a non-scorm version but HTML and clicked on the link and it didn't take me to a version of the course.
I followed your YouTube video and have uploaded to the AWS. Do I have to worry about it being "public"? Especially dealing with client or company information. For my portfolio, I was planning to make that password protected. I guess I could also put together a course that it more of a sample of my work. Let me know how you handle this.
Also, I have no problem uploading the file successfully, but when I click "make public" the file tries and I see a failure message. Even though the index.html works on my personal computer, I can't get it to work when I upload it to the AWS. HELP! I feel like I am soo close.
It sounds like it failed because certain objects in my course do not give permissions to make public. I guess in once sense that is good, because I did not realize once I make public that any of those assets can be accessed by anyone with internet access. This doesn't seem like the best way for me to upload and share files anymore. I guess I will need to try to make my courses shareable through another format.
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