Publishing content with ClickLearn can be done in many ways. You can both store it locally on a memory stick or DVD, or you can upload it to a web server, the ClickLearn Cloud and even on Microsoft SharePoint.
If you want to publish your content to SharePoint, you need to follow some specific steps. To produce the shelf content so it is ready to be published to a SharePoint site, ClickLearn has to produce ASPX files rather than HTML files. This needs to be setup in the preferences of the Shelf. This applies only to SharePoint On Premise, as the cloud version of SharePoint uses a regular HTML structure.
You can see how to set up SharePoint On Premise here.
Caution for on-prem: In the Admin Center, you need to allow scripts to be run, the ClickLearn content uses JavaScript.
see: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/allow-or-prevent-custom-script
Another method is used for SharePoint Online (Office365). This method uses a ClickLearn SharePoint app, which encapsulates your ClickLearn cloud published content and presents it on your SharePoint site. This method is many times faster than the conventional SharePoint method when it comes to publishing or updating your content. The SharePoint app can be found here. And the guide for publishing the content and using the deployed app is here.
For tracking of the produced ClickLearn content to work on SharePoint a list is required with some specific columns. ClickLearn has prepared a list template you may download. The name of the file to download must also contain the language ID and name of the language you have in your SharePoint. You can see more about how to set it up here. You can also create a web part page to host the content on SharePoint. See how that is done here.
On SharePoint you can also enable tracking to how your end users are utilizing the content and see if they are using it to your satisfaction.