You can import a title that was created in the Developer or any tool that builds SCORM 2004 3rd Edition content.

If you have created content in the Developer, there are two methods you can use to import it. One way is to publish the content directly to the Knowledge Center server during the publishing process; for more information, see Player and LMS in the Deployment Formats section in the Publish Content chapter of the Content Development guide. The other way is to import a published Player package. The package must be zipped, with the kp.html file at the root of the zip file.

If you import a Player package with Test It! mode included, [Test] is appended to the title of the outline in Knowledge Center to differentiate it from regular packages. Data generated from playing a [Test] title is tracked, and you can run a summary report to obtain the results.

Note: You cannot import titles if you are using an iPad.

If you have built SCORM content with another tool, the content should be exported and zipped, with the imsmanifest.xml file at the root of the zip file. Note that, once imported, this content can only be played through a knowledge path; it is not available through the Player link in Knowledge Center.

Note: Importing SCORM content is available in the Professional Edition only.

To import a title:

1. Display the Title Management page.
    
2. Click Import Title.
    
3. Click Browse and navigate to the location of the zipped package. The location can be anywhere on a network or local drive of your computer.
    
4. Click Import.

If you cannot import the package this way because the upload fails, the workaround is to transfer the package to the Knowledge Center server's file system and import from there. This feature must be enabled by adding the

<add key="AllowImportFromServer" value="true" />

entry to the web.config.

To import a title from the server's file system:

1. Create a directory in the KContent folder and unzip the package into that directory.
    
2. Display the Title Management page.
    
3. Click Import Title.
    
4. Check the Import content from server side file checkbox.
    
5. Enter the name of the directory you unzipped the package into under KContent.
    
6. Click Import.
    
7. After the package has been successfully loaded, follow the instructions on the completion page to rename the player package folder in content root to the actual package id.

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