Project distribution
When you finish editing the project the time has come for distributing it to your audience. Currently, we offer four distribution methods:
- isEazy Go
It is an isEazy course delivery platform in the cloud.
You just have to send a link of your course to the students the way you prefer. They will self-register with this link and will be able to take it up immediately. Their activity will be recorded and thus you will be able to analyze it.
To learn more about the isEazy Go Analysis you can read this article.
- Share by link / Embed: If you do not have or do not need to integrate the project into an LMS platform or your own Intranet / Web, you can distribute your project through a URL that we will provide, this type of distribution does not keep track of users’ progress .
- Share via link: In addition to being able to navigate to the course through the URL provided, you can share your course on your social networks (Google Classroom, Microsoft Teams, LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook).
- Share using embedded code: Use the code we provide to share isEazy content on your website.
Publication by link includes 1GB of transfer. If you need to use this publication to distribute your courses, contact us.
- SCORM 1.2: Generate a zip packet ready for integrating it into an LMS compatible with SCORM 1.2. You can choose between two monitoring modes:
- Monitor by completion: The course will report the visualization progress in the score.raw variable and will send a COMPLETED to the platform when all the content is visualized. If a test has been configured, the user should complete it to send the COMPLETED, but it will not report the score obtained.
- Monitor by evaluation: The course will report the mark obtained in the score.raw variable and will send a COMPLETED when the user finalizes and corrects the test. When exporting in this mode the cut-off mark in the manifest as MasteryScore so that the LMS can generate the results as pass or fail. If you have not configured any test, the course will behave as in the completed mode. You can read further about the test in the related article.
- SCORM 2004: Generate a zip packet ready for integrating into an LMS compatible with SCORM 2004. For this type of publication there are a number of advanced options if you need to be more specific with the communication that the course carries out with your platform, we recommend the standard use of that configuration to guarantee the correct functioning of the course.
- Tincan/xAPI (Beta): It is a communication standard for eLearning, a more open specification than SCORM that allows tracing of online learning activity.
With this type of distribution you can obtain follow-up data similar to those of SCORM 2004 as a percentage of completion and grade, as well as the answers of the final test, if you have configured the evaluation.
You can learn further about it in this article: Tincan/xAPI.
- Share on your Intranet/website: If you do not need to integrate the project into an LMS and only want to share it on an intranet or public website, we offer you a packet that, after decompressing, can be housed in a web server.
To view this type of publication just download the zipped file, unzip it and open the “index_local” file. Keep in mind that if your course includes external resources with the Link or Embed elements, you will not be able to visualize that if this type of content is available online only.
Warning:
We do not recommend splitting, merging or deleting open call course projects.
We especially do not recommend replacing courses distributed with SCORM and integrated into an LMS if they have sequential navigation and there is an alteration in the course structure with new, deleted or reorganized slides.
Students in the course may be affected by the loss of their bookmark or even the blocking of the course and the impossibility to finish it.
We will not be held responsible for problems caused by a substitution in an LMS when such operations have been performed on the project.
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