Now that we have a course setup and the user can answer some questions and get feedback we’ll add an assessment result to let them now how they did. In the Adapt Authoring Tool go into our Hello World course and then choose Manage extensions from the left menu. In the Manage extensions page click the green Add button to the right of Assessment. You should now have two enabled extensions ...
As I mentioned in the overview page I won’t be covering the installation of the Adapt Authoring Tool as the documentation{.aioseop-link} covers it thoroughly. With the Authoring Tool started navigate to the Dashboard which will probably be at http://localhost:5000 if you have followed the installation defaults. If this is the first time starting it up the Dashboard will be blank.Click the green Add new course button in the top left. ...
Like most development that requires logic, whether this is created through code or a user interface, it’s best to have a plan of what you will be producing rather than diving in and ending up with a result that is hard to maintain. Even though this elearning course is fairly simple we’ll create a storyboard to refer to throughout its creation. For this I have used Pages and exported it as a PDF. ...
I’ve created a small series of blog posts showing how you can create a simple Adapt elearning course using the Adapt Authoring Tool{.aioseop-link}. These posts assume you have already installed the Authoring Tool. If you have not then please follow the very comprehensive installation instructions{.aioseop-link}. To start off we will create a storyboard{.aioseop-link} that will guide our development of the course. Further posts will cover Creating the course with introductory text{. ...