It sounds like Captivate is remembering where they left off and returning the reviewer to it. Captivate makes it a bit hard to override that setting. What might be easier is to reset (delete) the SCORM data which will remove the bookmarking/suspend data. This article will explain that: https://blog.reviewmyelearning.com/scorm-log-lets-peek-under-the-hood/
AI builds the course in an afternoon. Then someone has to review it. Here is the workflow that keeps feedback on the screen and out of your inbox.
Upload a .docx or .pptx storyboard and get thirteen scored judgments on the instructional design in under a second. Free, no account, nothing stored.
Articulate went all-in on AI at Articuland 2026. Whether or not that bet pays off, course production is getting cheap everywhere - and that makes human review the bottleneck.
The Invisible Tax on Instructional Design In most eLearning production cycles, there is a dead zone between the moment a storyboard is approved and the moment the first review link is generated. This phase isn't spent on instructional strategy or visual design. It is spent on the '