Comments on: How To Embed Engage Within Engage

By: daveperso

daveperso — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 16:28:15 +0000

Hi Jen, Thanks for the comment. The article was written for Presenter 5 (our legacy version of Presenter '09) and Engage and, at that time, the project folder was easily accessible. Now, you can still access the project folder but you first need to unzip the PTTA file that comes with your PPT or PPTX file. You can unzip it with a program like 7-zip. Of course, you can just edit the published files but it means you have to do it every time you publish in Presenter. Editing the project files means that you can publish in Presenter as many times as you like once you have edited the Engage within Engage files. Hope that makes sense. Dave

By: Jen

Jen — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 21:30:41 +0000

This has been really helpful, I was able to follow along until it got to the part where i needed to “go to your Articulate Presenter/Powerpoint project folder, and you will see a folder called something like engage_257″

What is this Articulate Presenter/Powerpoint project folder? I have published the content engage to the powerpoint, but no folder is created out of it…

Your help is greatly appreciated!

By: Gary

Gary — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 17:11:26 +0000

Does anyone know if you can change the size of the font inside engage interactions (like the font size in the pie charts to a little bigger?)

Thanks!

By: "JP" Redman

"JP" Redman — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 21:31:09 +0000

I love this and suspect it WILL solve my need.
I got the procedure for making a stand-alone Nested Interaction working with no problem at all.
BUT when I tried to follow the instructions at “Adding Engage within Engage to Presenter” I was “at sea” by the third paragraph.

Specifically the paragraph that begins “And rather than navigate to your Engage project folder…” and ends with the line “you will see a folder called something like engage_257.”

I have been looking for hours and cannot find a folder anything like “engage_257.” I thought it might be that I have dozens of iterations of the PPT file, so I moved the set into an empty folder; then republished the E in E Container again. No “like engage_257″ folder. I tried sorting by date and time to see if I could find a folder or file that matched when I published. Nada.

What is particularly frustrating is that I actually HAVE a beautiful working E in E Interaction, but I cannot connect it to my working Presentation. Arrrrg! (Please note piles of hair on floor next to chair.)

Can you tell me more precisely what I am looking for and where it might have hidden?

Help will be appreciated. Thanks, JP

By: daveperso

daveperso — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 08:21:24 +0000

Hi Swati, yes, there is no reason why this should not work on an LMS. You’ll need to publish to LMS first, edit the published LMS files and then upload the manually edited content to your LMS as usual. Hope that helps.