Hi, sorry for the late reply.
We do not use any standard for LMS, we publish to html and flash and we do not use Quiz's to score, we use quiz slides just as interactions to keep the user engaged and have our own test at the end of the courses.
It is uploaded to an LMS created by our techie which is basically a system that 'plays' the published files in an iframe window or something similar. After each module the last slide has a continue button which points to a 'Congratulations' page which then logs that the user has completed the module and that is where they start from if they log out and return.
So we have say 20-40 slides in each module, and we have a system that remembers each module that is not reliant on captivate in any way.
It is driving us mad with problems and invonveniance for our learners - when things go wrong they have to re-sit the whole module. We have looked into getting a better LMS but it is very tricky as we have a complete custom built system that runs everything for the business and this taps in to that.
After my own research I have found that the key to other LMS remembering individual slides is in the 'send resume data' field, is that right? I was hoping we could find out where it sends that data too, or where it could be picked up from and then get our techie team to grab it just like any other LMS would.
At the moment a lot of the problems are being blamed on long modules, some of which are only 20 slides, the most being 45, which I do not see as a problem personally. It is a shame because captivate is such a lovely platform and this is not doing it justice at all.
If I can point them in the right direction in terms of capturing this slide by slide continue data using info sent out from captivate, it might not fix all of the problems but it will mean trainees will only lose the time of 1 slide as opposed to 30.