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/
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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 '
The shift from creator to editor AI has fundamentally changed the speed of course development. What used to take weeks of drafting now takes minutes of prompting. However, the speed of production often creates a bottleneck in the review cycle. When a course is built primarily by AI, the role