"Publishing an eLearning course for an LMS is a critical step in the development process. Even a well-designed course can fail if it is not published correctly or does not track learner progress as expected. The all-new Adobe Captivate streamlines LMS publishing by offering a clearer, more guided workflow that reduces technical complexity. This post walks through key considerations and best practices when publishing courses for an LMS using the latest version of Adobe Captivate."
"Preparing Your Course Before Publishing Before publishing, it's important to ensure the course is ready for LMS delivery. Key preparation steps include: Testing the course within Captivate before publishing helps avoid common LMS issues later. Setting Completion and Tracking Criteria One of the most important aspects of LMS publishing is defining how learner completion is tracked. The new Adobe Captivate provides clear options for setting completion rules. Common tracking methods include: Choosing the right completion criteria ensures accurate reporting within the LMS."
The all-new Adobe Captivate streamlines LMS publishing by supporting standard LMS formats and providing a clearer, guided workflow that reduces technical complexity. Course preparation steps include validating content, configuring metadata, and testing the course inside Captivate prior to export. Captivate offers explicit completion and tracking settings and common tracking methods to ensure accurate LMS reporting. The software packages courses into compressed upload files for LMS ingestion and exposes publishing options that reduce configuration errors. Best practice recommends testing published packages in an LMS or staging environment to confirm upload, tracking, and completion behavior before learner release.
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