2008-04-22 11:12:47
I am attempting to read the documentation on the aTutor website regarding installation of SCORM Content.
http://help.atutor.ca/index/index.php
The error message says page can not be displayed error 404
I have been having this problem since yesterday
Thank you!
2008-04-22 11:38:45
It seems okay at the moment.
Which browser are you using?
2008-04-23 17:12:39
I am using IE 6 and windows xp pro
2008-04-23 17:22:21
I have attached a screen shot
2008-04-23 17:30:29
Which handbook page exactly were you trying to view?
2008-04-24 06:07:03
Under documentation I clicked on instructor
that is when I got the attached screen shot.
But I am on a different computer today and it seems to work. The reason I want ro read the instructions is that I can not import SCORM packages. I will try it on this computer to see if it works.
2008-04-24 06:21:39
I read these instructions
SCORM Packages
The Packages tool, when enabled, allows instructors to include SCORM 1.2 Sharable Content Objects (SCOs) as part of their courses. SCOs remain separated from the course content as complete learning units. SCOs should not be confused with content packages which are loaded into ATutor using the Import/Export tool in the Content Manager.
Note: The ATutor SCORM Run-Time Environment (RTE) that plays SCOs requires users to have Java 1.5 (i.e. JRE 1.5) installed on their computer.
Use the Packages link from the Manage area to access the following:
Import Package
Upload a SCO from your computer, or enter the URL to a SCO located on the Web to import it into your course.
Delete Package
Removes a SCO from a course, and deletes all associated files.
Package Setting
Credit Mode sets the package to credit or no credit.
Lesson Mode is set to browse if the package is to be available for evaluation, or set to normal as a lesson..
I can not import your SCORM package called United Nations.
Error is "problem with package delivery"
This computer is Windows XP Pro with IE 7 and Java 1.5
2008-04-24 07:18:34
did you create a sco/ directory, and is it writable?
did you upload the package or import it from the web?
2008-04-24 14:30:45
I did not create a SCO directory
I uploaded from manage from desktop and also imported from aTutor site
2008-04-24 17:47:04
You'll need to create the directory and make it writable.
The SCORM module installer should not let you install the module without creating the directory. It's curious why on some systems you can get away with not creating the directory. Can you provide the rest of the system details. It might help us identify a pattern.
2008-04-25 07:00:05
I checked the server and there is a folder called SCOS under MODS
MODS/SCOS
Should I cahnge the name to SCO?
2008-04-25 08:17:02
I logged into my control panel and found a directory called SCO its permissions are 666 all users read and write.
2008-04-25 08:21:20
I don't know what the scos/ directory is inside mods/. It's not a directory that's part of the ATutor default distribution.
I would suggest removing the Packages modules listed in the modules table of the ATutor database, then installing it again. During the installation you should be given instructions on setting up a sco directory.
2008-04-25 08:49:42
change it to 777
2008-04-25 09:38:59
Problem Solved!!
thank you very much!