Both modes have equal training merit. Do It! mode without a separate training environment system runs the risk of the training exercises not working properly. Know It! mode is a simulated environment, so the exercises will always work, you would only need to update the topics that were affected by the changes made by the Application Developer.
Make sure the Application and UPK are both on the same system/server. Then use Remote Desktop Protocol to access the application and an Intranet configuration to access UPK
No, unfortunately Oracle has not added that capability to UPK. The only option available is the Presentation publishing output where UPK turns each individual topic into a standalone presentation file.
It’s an issue that was patched, either use the newest version of UPK Developer (12.1.0.2) or go to the Oracle support site (support.oracle.com) and search 21892032 on the Updates and Patches tab.
Jump-in points are links, they need to be tested in a browser environment. So, you’ll need to publish in one of the play modes to test it.
There have been a few case of developer having this issue and so far as we can determine UPK is not using any of the enhancements of 1.4. There is a work around, locate your imsmanifest.xml and imsmanifest.xml files after publish. Then find the line “<schemaversion>2004 4th Edition</schemaversion>” and simply change it to 3rd edition.
You may have published in a non compatible SCORM format. in your publish setting you need to set your LMS SCORM version to a compatible version (1.2 or 1.3)
Yes. You can recapture any screenshots previously recorded by using the “Recapture” button and select “Screenshot”. You may also notice that you have to option of selecting “Action” to recapture an action as well
The problem lies with the use of glossaries, when spell checking UPK will scan any glossaries attached to any of your content objects. If you are spell checking topics separately and each uses a glossary, spell check will scan each glossary in it’s entirety even if they are using the same glossary. You can shave off a little
Yes. You can export your default settings similar to how you export your ODARC for use on a different computer. Tools/Export/Content Default options Doing this will create an OPS file that will allow you import the same setting defaults on different modules. *Note this will not change the settings of pre-existing modules. The file should be imported
