I am looking at developing html5 games in Construct2 and I wanted to be able to use the calls to the (articulate SCORM wrapper) from functions built into the games. Has anybody had experience in doing this. It doesn't have to have been Construct2 specific. I just need a lead with regards to how one might do this. Storyline developers maybe you get what I am asking for.
I'm unsure what you're looking to call from the game into Storyline, but based on a quick read through of their site, it looks like you'd be able to publish the games and place them on a web server or such - and then likely link to that as a web object within Storyline.
I was hoping that storyline communicates with LMS SCORM functions via an xml wrapper much the same way Captivate does. So there must be some way to call to the LMS via the wrapper from Construct2. The calls would state when an elearning module had started, finished or was part the way through. That way I could put a call to the wrapper xml on buttons or other functions. As I am a keen Construct2 developer and also building modules in Storyline and other software. I could marry the two to make unique gamified learning.
As far as the information you might be able to gather from the SCORM output - you may want to turn on the LMS debug mode to see what information is being communicated back and forth (you could launch it within SCORM Cloud to test).
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Hi Luke,
I'm unsure what you're looking to call from the game into Storyline, but based on a quick read through of their site, it looks like you'd be able to publish the games and place them on a web server or such - and then likely link to that as a web object within Storyline.
Hi Ashley,
I was hoping that storyline communicates with LMS SCORM functions via an xml wrapper much the same way Captivate does. So there must be some way to call to the LMS via the wrapper from Construct2. The calls would state when an elearning module had started, finished or was part the way through. That way I could put a call to the wrapper xml on buttons or other functions. As I am a keen Construct2 developer and also building modules in Storyline and other software. I could marry the two to make unique gamified learning.
Hi Luke,
As far as the information you might be able to gather from the SCORM output - you may want to turn on the LMS debug mode to see what information is being communicated back and forth (you could launch it within SCORM Cloud to test).
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