Workday LMS and Rise
Feb 07, 2019
By
Eboni DuBose
Hello i reviewed the discussion on Rise and it states that "The Rise content will always resume if you're hosting in a Learning Management System (LMS) and the LMS supports the resume/bookmarking behavior."
Any Workday users on here? Are your courses allowing learners to resume where they left off? Unfortunately, we are not. Every time a learner completes a course, it starts them off again at the beginning as a new enrollment. Thus impacting the complete and incomplete report that our managers see
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Hi Eboni,
Have you tried testing your courses in another LMS environment such as SCORM Cloud?
That's what we generally recommend doing to determine whether the problem stems from the course or the LMS. Here's an article that walks you through how to do that.
If it works correctly on SCORM Cloud, then the problem is coming from the LMS and you'll need to talk to your provider.
If you see the same issue on SCORM Cloud, then the problem is likely coming from the course itself. If that's the case, please reach out to our support team.
In the meantime, if there's anything else I can do to help, please let me know!
Yes. We've tested on Scormcloud. Looking to see if others who have Workday have found a workaround
Gotcha! Hopefully someone will be able to jump in and help you out. :)
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updated..thank you
You're welcome! :)
No need to apologize, Percy! :) I'm glad that you're able to offer some Workday-specific advice.
Thanks for the feedback. I must have missed. Normally if a learner finishes a course, it will asks the learner to resume where they left off or retake the course. But the learners completion stays intact. For Workday, this does not happen. If the learner retakes the course, they now have a complete and an incomplete if they decide to retake the course and don't finish it. I should have to set a mandatory course. The learner should be able to take any course again that they have already completed.
Now on compliance course, your right, we should set an expiration that clears a learners completion and ensures they take the course yearly.
Eboni,
We are having the same issue with our Rise courses - it will not allow learners to start where they left off. However, maybe I can help a little? (Hopefully I'm not going too far out of my lane here...)
Do you all have the enrollment feature turned on or off? Sounds like it's turned off. If so, that means when a learner clicks "Begin" it resets their enrollment status. If enrollment is turned on, this is a duplicate enrollment meaning the learner completed the course > clicked "Enroll" again which resets their status and starts a new enrollment. The completed attempt is still there. The learner can drop the duplicate enrollment or admin can do it. Unfortunately, right now Workday doesn't have an EIB option for mass drop.
We use the enrollment feature because we can use course validation rules (soft or hard errors) to warn or stop an employee when they are enrolling in a course they have already completed. If an employee wants to review content in a previously completed course, they don't need to re-enroll. They just need to open the course and review the content.
Not sure if this helps, but feel free to reach out and we can chat more. Always love to connect with other Articulate/Workday users!
I could use some help. I am working to load a Rise course into Workday. I have absolutely no idea where to load the course or how. Can I please get some help? Any pointers or directions would be greatly appreciated. I tried a SCORM 1.2 file, and that didn't work.
ANy update on this thread? We are also using Rise and LMS won't record the QUiz score.
Hi there, Sangeeta. If the quiz is being tracked as the completion requirement for your course, Rise should be sending that data to your LMS. Here are a couple of troubleshooting ideas to try:
We're happy to help, too! Connect with us by clicking here, and you can even privately share your SCORM package for testing. We keep everything confidential.
Thanks, Crystal for the response. Attaching debug report and have also attached the Rise export zip file with export settings. Would really appreciate it if you can check what is wrong with the settings. This is a test course that I am testing for Rise Quiz. There are 3 attempts after which the learners get to exit the course to record scoring. I am testing the fail scoring here, so you need to fail 3 times to test if the scoring is recorded correctly in Workday.
I have tested on Scorm Cloud and it comes back with this:
Completion: complete
Success: failed
Score: 67.00 %
P.S. We use SCORM 2004 4th version “Pass/Failed” with our LMS as SCORM 1.2 does not work well. All Rise courses, with SL block assessments work fine with these settings.
Regards,
Sang
Hi Sangeeta! Please share the files and your findings by clicking here so that our technical support engineers can take a look and assist you.
Hi Hazel, I have shared the files in my response above.
Cheers,
Sang
Hi Hazel, I have shared the files in my response above.
Cheers,
Sang
Hi Sangeeta,
So sorry, I am aware that you shared your files but I would like one of our technical support engineers to help you directly because you may need to share the Rise course with us as well. Kindly open a case with us here.
Am I understanding correctly that the issues being reported here in relation to SCORM content loaded to WD Learning are:
We are looking at WD Learning and Articulate is our primary authoring tool, so I'm doing some research on questions we need to ask.
Okay I see this thread is over two years old.
I'm having an issue with Rise and Workday. Hoping some may have a solution.
My Issue:
I have a Rise course with 3 tries.
Depending on how I publish (passed/failed/complete/incomplete) in various combinations as well as 2004 vs 1.2 -- I haven't been able to successfully achieve what I need, which is if someone takes the course three times (not all in one sitting) they get a Failed and the course moves to their learning history.
If someone doesn't complete the three tries in one sitting and goes back in again after failing, depending on which setting you choose. They get.
I'm in the process of testing all the various combinations, but so far not having much success (attached my results so far) anyone else have this experience and maybe a solution. In the meantime, I'll continue to test as time permits.