There is no built in solution for this. You may be able to achieve this using Tincan/xAPI. The other way is to design your course in such a way that they have viewed all of the slides and only then can access the assessment.
Thanks Phil! I am not really familiar with using Tican/xAPI, but how would I go about it? Would I need to code for that? Or is there an easier solution?
I have never used TinCan for this but you would need to look at creating custom Statements based on what you need to report. This tool should help. First I suppose you need to know if your LMS supports Tincan.
Here is a forum post on how to send Tincan statements with javascript.
The simple option is to design the course so you know they have completed the content when they have passed the assessment.
Thanks again Phil!! I am inclined to just split my content, one where I can track the progress and the other on tracking the quiz. But I will definitly have a deeper look at your suggested tooll & forum post.
Just one last question regarding your suggestion: I read in the other thread that I would need a "JavaScript"-Trigger. Does that mean, that it would not work on my HTML5 version?
We don't support tracking more than one completion method in Storyline, although you may want to look at the options also mentioned here in addition to the steps Phil mentioned.
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There is no built in solution for this. You may be able to achieve this using Tincan/xAPI. The other way is to design your course in such a way that they have viewed all of the slides and only then can access the assessment.
Thanks Phil! I am not really familiar with using Tican/xAPI, but how would I go about it? Would I need to code for that? Or is there an easier solution?
I have never used TinCan for this but you would need to look at creating custom Statements based on what you need to report. This tool should help. First I suppose you need to know if your LMS supports Tincan.
Here is a forum post on how to send Tincan statements with javascript.
The simple option is to design the course so you know they have completed the content when they have passed the assessment.
Thanks again Phil!! I am inclined to just split my content, one where I can track the progress and the other on tracking the quiz. But I will definitly have a deeper look at your suggested tooll & forum post.
Just one last question regarding your suggestion: I read in the other thread that I would need a "JavaScript"-Trigger. Does that mean, that it would not work on my HTML5 version?
Hi Cornelia,
We don't support tracking more than one completion method in Storyline, although you may want to look at the options also mentioned here in addition to the steps Phil mentioned.
As far as Javascript, it should work in Flash and HTML5 and you'll see our general documentation on Javascript triggers here.
Thanks Ashley, I appreciate your help!
Hi Cornelia,
I believe you can already do it. If you are using Tin Can (xAPI) the following is tracked:
1. Every slide views: An "experienced" statement is sent
2. Every question answered: An "answered" statement is sent.
3. Completion of Quiz: Passed or Failed statement is sent.
Yes, you do not see the count. But you can manually count the experienced statement, or build a report for it.
Pankaj
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