I have been working on a similar application where I need to serve the published content of articulate storyline in my ASP.NET MVC5 application. There are different ways to approach it. Easy approach is that you include the published content under a web accessible folder and forward your user to story.html. Articulate training will start and then at the end you can redirect the user back to your application.
My project requirements are to record the results from quiz in DB. So I grab the results from storyline (in javascript trigger) and post them back to my asp.net web application using AJAX. Recently I have found that Articulate storyline supports TinCan API and Scorm too. If you make your web application TinCan compliant, you can get information on every event. I am playing with TinCan API currently and its great :)
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Hi Samia!
I am not familiar with this and hopefully someone in the community will be able to assist you with this request.
I did want to pop in and welcome you to E-Learning Heroes though
Hi Samia,
I have been working on a similar application where I need to serve the published content of articulate storyline in my ASP.NET MVC5 application. There are different ways to approach it. Easy approach is that you include the published content under a web accessible folder and forward your user to story.html. Articulate training will start and then at the end you can redirect the user back to your application.
My project requirements are to record the results from quiz in DB. So I grab the results from storyline (in javascript trigger) and post them back to my asp.net web application using AJAX. Recently I have found that Articulate storyline supports TinCan API and Scorm too. If you make your web application TinCan compliant, you can get information on every event. I am playing with TinCan API currently and its great :)
Hope this helps.
Thanks for sharing Basit!
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