Hello everyone, I'm new here. I would like to ask a question.
I'm experimenting with my community elearning and realize that several members aren't get enough internet connection to access the module. I made the course content with Articulate. I included 100 questions on the end of module. I used almost all quiz model, I hope that if the users get internet connection, the offline module can send the exam result immediately to my online moodle. Is it possible to accomplished with Articulate Storyline? Since the data shouldn't be big, it would be great if it possible.
If your learners will have limited access to the internet, you could distribute the content on CD, or publish to CD so they can run the content locally. However, reporting from that type of distribution may be a little limited. The only way I think you'd be able to do this is to have it email the results, which isn't currently supported by Articulate. You may be able to find suggestions for this method on the forums, though. The issue with emailing the report, obviously, is that they're going to need internet access, as well.
Of course, all that being said, I'm sure some of our community members have some more elegant suggestions that may work for you Maybe some can chime in, or you can find some suggestions posted on the forums.
Either way, good luck with the project, Ari! I'd like to see how you end up setting this up.
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Hi Ari. Welcome to the community!
If your learners will have limited access to the internet, you could distribute the content on CD, or publish to CD so they can run the content locally. However, reporting from that type of distribution may be a little limited. The only way I think you'd be able to do this is to have it email the results, which isn't currently supported by Articulate. You may be able to find suggestions for this method on the forums, though. The issue with emailing the report, obviously, is that they're going to need internet access, as well.
Of course, all that being said, I'm sure some of our community members have some more elegant suggestions that may work for you
Maybe some can chime in, or you can find some suggestions posted on the forums.
Either way, good luck with the project, Ari! I'd like to see how you end up setting this up.
Thanks!
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