Under your avatar is the Share button (1).
It lists all the publishing options available.
NOTE: Not all subscription levels have access to all of the publishing options.
On the Share panel is the Download LMS Package option (2), used for publishing a package to upload into an LMS.
Selecting that option starts the publishing process.
The Publish panel will open.
Package Details
The publishing process will automatically pull in the Project Title and Description, if available. You can choose to alter these if needed - changes will only affect the Title and Description of the package, not the title and description of the Project itself (which will be pulled into the LMS).
In most cases, leave the Package ID set to use the default ID generated by your dominKnow | ONE site. If needed, though, you can deselect the Use Default? option and set your own ID in the Package ID field.
Learning Standard
On the Standard drop-down list choose the file format (SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, AICC, xAPI, CMI5).
You can also choose a PENS target if your LMS is PENS compatible and your LMS has been set up as a target in your dominKnow | ONE site.
xAPI Data
If you are also sending xAPI data to a separate Learning Record Store (LRS), choose the target LRS from the xAPI Data Targets list (the LRS needs to be set up as a Target in your dominKnow | ONE site.)
Package Options
Use the Label field to provide a name tor your published package.
From the Publish Targets drop down list select the target audience from the list of Publish Targets used in the Project.
If you want to use a Theme other than the Project Theme for this published package, use the "..." button to select it. (The Project Theme is shown and set on the Home tab.)
The Publishing Profile lets you set the Test, Navigation, and Behavior Options for the course package. There is a Default Profile available. You can use the "..." button to select a different profile or to create a new custom Publishing Profile.
Selecting Publish will package your project in a ZIP file. The file will download automatically. You can upload the ZIP file into your LMS.
Once a first package has been published, when you return to publish again you will see a Card for any previously published packages.
The arrows icon in the lower right corner of the Card opens a tool panel (shown as an inset here) with options to, from left to right:
You can also select the Add New Publish card to publish an additional package, to support a different Publish Target.
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Do you need to make some changes or add new content to an existing article’s content? Maybe you need to change some of the publishing settings such as the permissions or tags? If so, simply follow the instructions below to learn how to edit a project and its settings.
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