I work for a number of different organizations with different LMSs. One common thread is having intermittent problems with the courses showing up as "complete" in the LMS. In addition to everything else I have tried and continue to test, I was just wondering if changing from "completed/incomplete" to "pass/incomplete" should have any effect on course completion in the LMS? (There are no quizzes in the courses.)
Here is a great article that can help you clean up common LMS issues, specifically as you mentioned changing from "complete/incomplete" to "pass/incomplete" is mentioned a littler more than half way down. I'd suggest to test it out and make sure it's still reporting out what you'd like.
I don't think the article you listed answered the question in my post, but I did find a web article which seems to suggest that when there is no quiz and the course is published to SCORM 1.2 that completed/incomplete and pass/incomplete should send the exact same information back to the LMS. (See SCORM 1.2. chart halfway down the page.)
Sorry the article I shared didn't work for you but I'm glad you were able to find another source to refer to. Thanks again for sharing it back in the forums for anyone who stumbles across this thread.
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Hi Keith,
Here is a great article that can help you clean up common LMS issues, specifically as you mentioned changing from "complete/incomplete" to "pass/incomplete" is mentioned a littler more than half way down. I'd suggest to test it out and make sure it's still reporting out what you'd like.
Hi Ashley,
I don't think the article you listed answered the question in my post, but I did find a web article which seems to suggest that when there is no quiz and the course is published to SCORM 1.2 that completed/incomplete and pass/incomplete should send the exact same information back to the LMS. (See SCORM 1.2. chart halfway down the page.)
http://www.inquisiqr3.com/whitepapers/scorm-publish-settings-in-articulate-studio-and-storyline-products/
Keith
Hi Keith,
Sorry the article I shared didn't work for you but I'm glad you were able to find another source to refer to. Thanks again for sharing it back in the forums for anyone who stumbles across this thread.
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