If you are thinking about using Moodle and Adobe Captivate together one of the first things you need to take into consideration is the use of SCORM.
Both Moodle and Adobe Captivate are SCORM 1.2 and 2004 compatible.
What does this mean? It means that you can create an eLearning tutorial
with Adobe Captivate that will communicate the users scores and other
information to the gradebook in Moodle. If you were ever wondering how
to track completion of flash based eLearning tutorials, SCORM is the
answer. You could drive yourself crazy drilling down into the details
of SCORM but the most important thing to know is how to make it work.
This post answers one of my most frequently asked questions from blog
readers by walking you through the steps of using a SCORM based Adobe
Captivate tutorial in Moodle. I've included a video from Dave Mozealous
(@dmozealous) at MoodleTuts
screencasting the procedure. Check out the video to see the process in
action or simply use the written instructions for an overview. Hope
this information helps and please leave a comment if you have any
suggestions for using Captivate with Moodle or if you have any
questions.
Using SCORM with Adobe Captivate and Moodle:
- Turn on SCORM reporting in Adobe Captivate.
- Go to "Quiz Preferences"
- Select "Enable Reporting"
- Select SCORM 1.2
- Leave other options at default (optional)
- Publish the Captivate tutorial with the "Zip Files" option checked.
- Go to the Moodle site and add a "SCORM/AICC Activity."
- Add a name and description for the activity
- Click the "Choose or Upload File" button to add the SCORM package.
- Click the "Upload a File" button and Browse to the Zipped SCORM package you published with Captivate.
- Click the "Choose" option once the zip file has been uploaded.
- Leave the other options as default. Once you get things working I would recommend playing around to see how the different options affect the activity. You'll need to find the correct combination of settings that will work for your situation.
- Click "Save and Return to Course" and test the activity. You may need to login as a student to ensure that scores are tracked in Moodles grade book.
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