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/
The course passed review and launched. Then a learner finds a broken quiz button in the LMS. A feedback widget inside the SCORM package keeps that report tied to the exact slide, with a screenshot - no login needed.
The build is fast. The handoff is slow. RME's built-in MCP server lets Claude, ChatGPT and other assistants read the actual review record - unresolved comments, owners, courses - and upload the next version. Human sign-off stays human.
Review 360 only comes inside a $1,449+/seat suite and only reviews Articulate content. The honest alternatives - including Review My eLearning ($29/mo, reviewers free, works with courses from any tool: Storyline, Captivate, Lovable, Bolt, Claude) - and when staying put wins.
An AI course reviewer is a first pass, not a verdict. What it is good at, what it can't judge, and how to add one to your review process.