Our client would like to have a button at the end of the module that would allow the user to certify that he has completed the training module. For example, he should check a box "I certify on my honor to have followed the training X". However, the user does not want to have an LMS platform. How can we get this information if our client does not have an LMS?
It's outside the scope of what Articulate 360 provides. You can probably hire someone to create something with javascript to pass some info to a database or spreadsheet like Google sheets.
Tom is correct that developers like myself would use javascript to send data to a web based database or google sheet. Another option is a slide with wording like Tom suggested and use a tiny bit of javascript in a trigger to window.print() this slide when a checkbox is checked. Modern Windows and Mac include a default Print-to-PDF feature creating a 'printed' file without a physical printer.
Tom, is it possible to do this with an excel for example?
Brain, what is the small piece of code to integrate in the trigger? What does it display, a window to record the score? Can you tell me a little more about it? I'm having a hard time visualizing what this would look like.
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It's outside the scope of what Articulate 360 provides. You can probably hire someone to create something with javascript to pass some info to a database or spreadsheet like Google sheets.
This is an older tutorial and I haven't watched it in a while, but I will assume the steps are still good. If anything, it's a starting point.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5V2pvtFGeyY&ab_channel=MichaelBurns
Tom is correct that developers like myself would use javascript to send data to a web based database or google sheet. Another option is a slide with wording like Tom suggested and use a tiny bit of javascript in a trigger to window.print() this slide when a checkbox is checked. Modern Windows and Mac include a default Print-to-PDF feature creating a 'printed' file without a physical printer.
Thanks Brian and Tom for your answer!
Tom, is it possible to do this with an excel for example?
Brain, what is the small piece of code to integrate in the trigger? What does it display, a window to record the score? Can you tell me a little more about it? I'm having a hard time visualizing what this would look like.
Thanks for your precious help :)
Thanks for your answer!
Is it possible to do this with an excel for example?
Thanks for your precious help :)
I don't know enough about how to push the data from Storyline to other apps using custom code.