How to create a portfolio?

Yes, you will have access to the community as long as it exists.

Upload them to the Community. It provides structure and the resulting portfolio will be accessible via this link: http://community.trivantis.com/members/ascott7223/

Alternatively, you can start a blog on Wordpress or Tumblr and upload courses there. Or create an Instagram account, add course screenshots and link to the courses hosted on e.g. Dropbox or Google Drive.

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Thanks Sergey! Will I always have access to the community, even after I leave my current position and no longer have Lectora access? Maybe that's a question for Jennifer Valley. I'd hate to lose access to my portfolio just because I changed jobs. If I were to upload to a website, how do I do that? Click Publish to HTML, but then how do I put that project on a website.

Sorry for the basic questions. Thanks for your patience!

I have a blog post coming out soon that talks about using the community as a portfolio. If you're not already be sure to subscribe to get notified when content is added. I think it's coming out the 24th.....http://trivantis.com/blog

Hi, I'm trying to find the answer to a question what do you do when you publish a course as an HTML. How do you publish it to a WordPress site?

I've graduated SCORM and LMS but now I got a new challenge..:) basic one I guess but still a challenge at this moment.

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actually...it's not working!!

and it looks like it's simple but even my IT was completely confused

so...how do you put Lectora course published as html on a wordpress site?

ahhh...ok! got it!!

unzip/upload index/put that url/done

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it's inspiring just to ask a question

:)

I do think Wordpress has several Scorm plugins, so you can actually make a working course and add that.

https://scorm.com/wordpress/using-scorm-cloud/

I am sure there are more...had it on my server a while ago...

https://nl.wordpress.org/plugins/search/scorm/

So you can make a perfect LMS of Wordpress... allthough that might be a bit too much effort...

As for adding HTML content i do think its possible by FTP-ing the content to a specified folder and then creating a hyperlink in a Wordpress page that links to that..

Regards,

Math

I use to use a public Google Drive but they recently went through and changed the permissions for hosting HTML content. I might also suggest outputting it as Offline and then upload it onto the page. There are quite a few plugins to help with that. That way the person can run the file locally. I've never personally tested Math's suggestion for SCORM plugins but that sounds plausible as well.