Import Course Content
PeopleFluent learning gives organizations the ability to add and revise course content using import functions.
The topics in this section focus on importing course content packages. For information about importing course learning modules, sessions and programs, please see Import Courses via the Data Loader or Import Learning Programs via the Data Loader.
Course Content Import
Content packages can be imported individually or by bundling multiple packages into a ZIP file and importing them in bulk. Upon successful import, you have the option to refine the course setup by configuring it as a learning module through either the Catalog Editor or the Course CSV Data Loader.
Course Content Revisions
To ensure learning modules are up-to-date when elements of the course change, you can import course revisions. The new revised learning modules are recorded in the LMS in addition to the previous versions, so the LMS can hold many different revisions of a particular course. Only one revision is presented to learners in the course catalog, though, and that is usually the latest, subject to approval.
Import Course Content Revisions
Course Import and Migration via Rustici Engine
Rustici Engine is a separately licensable component that provides improved SCORM compliance and integrates with the Analytics dashboards (also separately licensed) in the SaaS PeopleFluent Learning platform. Rustici Engine integration enables LMS users to take advantage of third-party content connectors, such as G01.
Migration of courses to Rustici Engine applies only to SCORM, AICC, and xAPI courses imported via Import Content Package. Online modules that launch exams, launch a file from the repository, or launch a web address cannot be migrated to Rustici Engine. Additionally, Rustici Engine cannot be selected as the launch interface for AICC courses imported via the Import AICC Course Structure feature. The launch interface for these courses is set to Structured Content and cannot be changed.
Import or Migrate a Course to Rustici Engine
Proxied Launch Packages
Course administrators can generate an AICC course package from a learning module, so that it can be imported into another AICC-conformant learning management system. This enables the course to be launched from the other system while the learner's progress information is recorded in PeopleFluent Learning, and is also communicated to the system from which the course was launched.