Sharepoint and Dominknow

Hello,

In most cases you can not load it into Sharepoint as sharepoint doesn't allow you to load an entire web package unzipped. (It wants to have single files).  Sharepoint also doesn't have any native method for tracking and storing progress with eLearning.

FYI (these two issues are going to be the same no matter what authoring solution you had used.)

You can use the dominKnow | ONE "Share Public Web" and that will create a link that anyone can access and you can put that link into sharepoint. Do note that it won't track.

In order to track you need a system that supports, AICC, SCORM, or xAPI (or a technical team that can write scripts to store and retrieve data via our contentAPI).

I've had some good luck doing this: 

1. Publish Project to Website/Portal Package
2. Extract files from .zip
3. In the root folder, change the file extension of each .html file to .aspx
4. Place whole extracted folder & files into a Sharepoint Library (I prefer to Sync a Library to my computer, which makes it easy to drag the folders/files into a folder, let them all sync to the Sharepoint via OneDrive).
5. Access the index.aspx file in Sharepoint to launch the project.

As Paul mentioned, no progress/completion tracking, etc, but it's a great way of allowing stakeholders to quickly preview a published project, and we can take advantage of Sharepoint's access management. 

Note that I've only tried this using Sharepoint Online.