Audience with no internet
Feb 19, 2013
By
Doug Mattson
I have an international audience with a computer lab but no internet connectivity (Ethiopia). I want to send the modules produced in Storyline on a CD-ROM. I would like to make a login screen and have the user enter their name, create a password and when they exit have the data save to a file (txt?) to the user's PC. So, if they don't finish the program in one sitting they can pick-up where they left off (restore checkmarks next to sections, etc). I think creating the login screen is easy enough...it's writing the data to a PC that may prove to be difficult(?) Any thoughts? Anyone doing this already?
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From what i know (which is little) the pc already records the user's progress and proposes to restart the module to continue where left off. Isn't it what you are looking to do?
Thanks Nathalie!
I also need it to store the user's name and the password they created at the login screen. Then, when they log back into the course - have the name and sections completed pulled back in. That way, the course knows which user completed which sections and can also populate a completion certificate at the end.
Oh so you need to retrieve those variables and import them in the course and they reopen....
The variable content isn't stored when you close the course and reimported when you reopen the course?
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