The documentation for the LCDS is a little sketchy on this point, essentially, you need to do the following:

- Navigate to your class folder directory, for most folks using LCDS this would be – C:\program files\microsoft\learning\lcdsc\courses

- From this location continue to navigate down the directory tree to get to the course you want to upload into the SPLK, for example, if you wanted to upload the sample course “Silverlight” you would open the Silverlight folder, so that your directory path now looks like this – C:\program files\microsoft\learning\lcdsc\courses\silverlight

- You’re almost there! Next, and this is the part it took me a while to figure out, you actually need to navigate down one level folder to the files under the “course” folder, so that your directory path now looks like this – C:\program files\microsoft\learning\lcdsc\courses\silverlight\course

- You should see all the course files in the right window pane of Windows Explorer, select all those files using CTRL + A, and then right click on your selected files to bring up the floating Windows Explorer file action menu. From this menu choose to create a new Zip file using whatever zip tool you have (I highly recommend 7 Zip) and you have created a SCROM deployment package!

- Finally load this package to your SharePoint Learning Kit, and it should work as you expect.

Please LMK if you have any further issues or questions.

Tom Molskow
Senior SharePoint Architect

the easiest way to publish the content, is to create a SharePoint document library on the site, and copy the entire course folder of your LCDS course into the document library. Make sure you copy the exact folder structure, the easiest way to do this is via the “open with windows explorer” menu in SharePoint.
To start the course, you can click on the wrapper.htm file.

If you want to make this a bit prettier, you can use a “links” list, put that links list on the web part page of your site, and add a link to the wrapper.htm file. In this way, your users can just click a simple link to access the course.

there seems to be a known issue in the SLK with zip files/courses that contain special characters (accent, quotes…) in the filename. See the following discussion: http://slk.codeplex.com/Thread/View.aspx?ThreadId=58055

Maybe that is the issue?