Learning Journals in E-Learning #127: Challenge | Recap
Learning Journals in E-Learning
One great example of a learning journal is one that is available throughout the course and features...
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Hi everyone,
so much creativity by all that have shared--thank you! For myself, I would love to create a separate learning journal that, as separate from any one e-learning module, could be returned to again and again by the user while they go through various specific e-learning modules.
This could be used to store the users text entries instead of/or in addition to using Javascript to print or email.
So my question is, how might the user's text entries be saved in addition to and beyond setting the storyline player to allow user to resume? (Or maybe better, how to resume automatically and securely without the text entries being lost due to either the user accidentally choosing not to resume or if they've rebooted their computer in the meantime, for example?)
Not sure this is an appropriate, on topic question for this e-learning challenge. My apologies if it's too off topic.
so much creativity by all that have shared--thank you! For myself, I would love to create a separate learning journal that, as separate from any one e-learning module, could be returned to again and again by the user while they go through various specific e-learning modules.
This could be used to store the users text entries instead of/or in addition to using Javascript to print or email.
So my question is, how might the user's text entries be saved in addition to and beyond setting the storyline player to allow user to resume? (Or maybe better, how to resume automatically and securely without the text entries being lost due to either the user accidentally choosing not to resume or if they've rebooted their computer in the meantime, for example?)
Not sure this is an appropriate, on topic question for this e-learning challenge. My apologies if it's too off topic.