how can I distribute via the web my content without using an LMS??

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  If you post the course files to a web server you can then link to the “wrapper.htm” or "default.htm" located in the course file in order to view the course online.

  • Marked as answer by V Longacre Sunday, October 12, 2008 9:20 PM

  Sunday, October 12, 2008 9:20 PM
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  I already linked to wrapper.htm, default.htm and even with scorm and anything works at all. With wapper.htm I got the error "LMSAP is undefined", with default.htm the page is always blank and with scorm (zipping the content inside the course folder) you can not view anything. Is there any other way besides these three options ? I am uploading to Moodle. In my own PC wrapper.html does work but publishing to a LMS doesn´t.

  Tuesday, June 16, 2009 12:23 AM
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  I have succesfully run a course produced in LCDS from outside of an LMS on an IIS server - the same content on a Linux box however produces an error message: "LMSAPI" is undefined
  
  As most other posters have also found, LCDS content will not run under Moodle.
  
  Some feedback for Microsoft:  Being restrictive in how you build a product like this will not sell any more boxes because people will go off and find a solution that creates content that ANY LMS can deploy. So what's the point?
  You would win more friends and potential spin-off sales if this product conformed to SCORM in the same way all other LMS vendors understand SCORM.
  
  It's a shame that a company the size of Microsoft seem to be missing the point here because the tool itself could be a part of the toolbox of any elearning team if only a built in dependance on other MS products was removed.
  
  Thanks for the opportunity to try the tool.

  • Proposed as answer by Dale J Tuesday, November 3, 2009 6:50 PM

  Thursday, June 25, 2009 1:48 PM