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I have a number of iPDF that need to be uploaded as interactive PDF, not slide converted. Do you have a way that can make it work? It is not a SCORM file but it is interactive. Any advice?

 

Are you uploading them in training material for users to download and fill out? 

I have a number of iPDF that need to be uploaded as interactive PDF, not slide converted. Do you have a way that can make it work? It is not a SCORM file but it is interactive. Any advice?

 

If your students have relatively recent versions of Firefox, Chrome, or Edge, I would probably just put the PDF in an IFRAME using the HTML training material. You’ll need to use the <> code view button to enter this.  The code is like this:

<iframe src="https://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/42/42_web.pdf" width="100%" height="90%"></iframe>

Adjust the height and width as needed.

This would use the browser’s built in reader.  If the PDF does not display correctly, you may need to open the PDF in a new window/tab so that it opens in Acrobat Reader.  In that case you could input something like this in the code view:

<a href="https://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/42/42_web.pdf" target="_blank">Open this presentation in a new browser tab/window</a>

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