This was so helpful and straightforward. I usually don't like watching youtube tutorials because the pacing can be too fast or slow, but yours was perfect. Thank you!
Huwow! Thank you soo much! It works, just need to wait for a little time when viewing your page for the first time as I received a 404 error on my first try. :).
Thank you for making this! It seems the Settings menu selection isn't in the same place as it was before. any suggestions? I know it was there before, I've successfully followed this video before.
Thank you so much for this video. It really helped us. We were in the search of platform to launch the storyline content, after a long search got this solution. Thank you so much. As being non technical in this field, I would like to know how the free plan may affects the student number accessing the content, is there any limited student can access the content due to given free space and bandwidth..? Please guide.. Thank you once again for such a wonderful video. Would
There shouldn't be any limitations; however, you won't be able to collect user info from this type of hosting. That is only possible using an LMS. If you just want students to view it - then you're good to go! Good luck to you!
@@easybiology8096 Most LMS have a free version, but you will be limited on how many users you can have. TalentLMS is great, easy to learn and allows 5 users on the free account. I don't have a training video for that though. One work around is to ask for a name in the SL file, and then reference their name on the score slide, and require students to take a screenshot of their score screen and email it to the instructor.
Thank you for this. I tried to follow. However the SCORM I want to host on GiHub has been created using iSpring Suite. Is there a chance you can show how that is done?
@@innovationsineducation2597 Unfortunately iSpring Suite automatically Zips the SCORM for upload. I did unzip the zipped folder. However, when I put that up on gitHUB it didn't display my presentation :( I will have another go. However, I mus be missing something.
@@innovationsineducation2597 it has..it looks like this: drive.google.com/file/d/1d8_L0E11UNNQtvpvwi5SB2sbittWtyJ5/view?usp=sharing but it is not publishing :(
@@SigoGatt Are you sure the SCORM file works? Have you tested it in ScormCloud? I don't know enough about it to help, but be sure your SCORM package is good. If it is - then, darn it - I don't know how to fix it.
This happened to me a few times when I was first setting up my site so I had to start over. I don't know why it would happen all the sudden though. Be sure you are choosing your repository from the left menu and then clicking settings.
Arg! I don't know what went wrong. The process is very finicky and that has happened to me before. I just started over. I don't understand it enough to troubleshoot the problem.
Hey Kristina, I ran into the same thing, so I thought I'd try and help out. If you are on the settings page shown in the video, you will find a tab on the left (the last one under Code and automation) called 'Pages'. Click on that to find the GitHub pages. Once you are on there, Make sure Branch is set to the "branch - pages" that you created (for example in this video she created gh-pages). Save changes. Now go back to the main page of your repository and you should find the link on the right side under 'About'. Hope this helps.
@@namim03 This helped me, so thank you! I did have to fix one thing--I'm using Rise 360, and when I unzip the file, there is a "content" folder that contains everything. I had to NOT copy that content folder and just the folders and files inside so that the index.html file was in the root when I pasted it into the GitHub folder. Sheesh. Complicated.
@@lemons-aid-learning You're welcome. I haven't actually tried with courses made with Rise 360 yet, so i'm thanking you in advance for posting about what you found out :D
It's hard to know what went wrong. If it was me, I'd go back through the video, and redo every single detail. Missing one tiny thing can mess it all up. It took me about six times on my first try!
This was so helpful and straightforward. I usually don't like watching youtube tutorials because the pacing can be too fast or slow, but yours was perfect. Thank you!
I appreciate the love. Thank you.
Thank you so much for posting this! I've been trying to figure this out for months! Your video was so simple and easy to follow!
Glad I could help out!
Great Video, I really Like your presentation style
Huwow! Thank you soo much! It works, just need to wait for a little time when viewing your page for the first time as I received a 404 error on my first try. :).
Glad I could help!
Thank you for making this! It seems the Settings menu selection isn't in the same place as it was before. any suggestions? I know it was there before, I've successfully followed this video before.
thank you so much your video really helped me, i'm so grateful for find your video
OMG! thank you very much for the tutorial! it helped me a lot! 😭💕💕💕
You're welcome 😊
Thank you so much for this video. It really helped us. We were in the search of platform to launch the storyline content, after a long search got this solution. Thank you so much. As being non technical in this field, I would like to know how the free plan may affects the student number accessing the content, is there any limited student can access the content due to given free space and bandwidth..? Please guide..
Thank you once again for such a wonderful video.
Would
There shouldn't be any limitations; however, you won't be able to collect user info from this type of hosting. That is only possible using an LMS. If you just want students to view it - then you're good to go! Good luck to you!
@@innovationsineducation2597 Thank you for reply. Is there any free LMS to launch such content...?
If possible, please make video series on how to launch storyline content in LMS where one can get students info.
@@easybiology8096 Most LMS have a free version, but you will be limited on how many users you can have. TalentLMS is great, easy to learn and allows 5 users on the free account. I don't have a training video for that though.
One work around is to ask for a name in the SL file, and then reference their name on the score slide, and require students to take a screenshot of their score screen and email it to the instructor.
Thank you for this. I tried to follow. However the SCORM I want to host on GiHub has been created using iSpring Suite. Is there a chance you can show how that is done?
It should work in the same way. A SCORM format is set up the same way no matter which course authoring program you use.
@@innovationsineducation2597 Unfortunately iSpring Suite automatically Zips the SCORM for upload. I did unzip the zipped folder. However, when I put that up on gitHUB it didn't display my presentation :( I will have another go. However, I mus be missing something.
@@SigoGatt Hmmm.....make sure your unzipped folder contains an index.html file. That is the one the web will try to read.
@@innovationsineducation2597 it has..it looks like this: drive.google.com/file/d/1d8_L0E11UNNQtvpvwi5SB2sbittWtyJ5/view?usp=sharing but it is not publishing :(
@@SigoGatt Are you sure the SCORM file works? Have you tested it in ScormCloud? I don't know enough about it to help, but be sure your SCORM package is good. If it is - then, darn it - I don't know how to fix it.
This was working great for me until today. Now, when I go into the web repository I can't seem to find a settings option anymore.
This happened to me a few times when I was first setting up my site so I had to start over. I don't know why it would happen all the sudden though. Be sure you are choosing your repository from the left menu and then clicking settings.
I don't have a "GitHub Pages" section with a website... Please help!
Arg! I don't know what went wrong. The process is very finicky and that has happened to me before. I just started over. I don't understand it enough to troubleshoot the problem.
Hey Kristina, I ran into the same thing, so I thought I'd try and help out.
If you are on the settings page shown in the video, you will find a tab on the left (the last one under Code and automation) called 'Pages'. Click on that to find the GitHub pages. Once you are on there, Make sure Branch is set to the "branch - pages" that you created (for example in this video she created gh-pages). Save changes.
Now go back to the main page of your repository and you should find the link on the right side under 'About'. Hope this helps.
@@namim03 Thankyou so muchh
@@namim03 This helped me, so thank you! I did have to fix one thing--I'm using Rise 360, and when I unzip the file, there is a "content" folder that contains everything. I had to NOT copy that content folder and just the folders and files inside so that the index.html file was in the root when I pasted it into the GitHub folder. Sheesh. Complicated.
@@lemons-aid-learning You're welcome. I haven't actually tried with courses made with Rise 360 yet, so i'm thanking you in advance for posting about what you found out :D
Ugh this didn't work! Help??
It's hard to know what went wrong. If it was me, I'd go back through the video, and redo every single detail. Missing one tiny thing can mess it all up. It took me about six times on my first try!