I am not sure why you are sending experienced as a custom statement as that is being sent each time you hit the slide automatically. Unless your LRS is outside of the Learndash environment but then you should just have to set it to publish to an external LRS when you publish.
What's not being picked up? Is it that you want only one attempt inside Learndash? Lerrandash doesn't have its own LRS so cannot send back the resume data, you will have to connect your LRS for this to happen.
The custom statement is supposed to have the the LMS/LRS report time spent on each slide by the learner. If I read you correctly I would require an LRS integration app (like GrassBlade LRS) with LearnDash to take advantage of the custom statement on each slide?
For attempts we only want one attempt with no retries.
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I should add it works in preview mode and when published, but not when loaded to LearnDash
I am not sure why you are sending experienced as a custom statement as that is being sent each time you hit the slide automatically. Unless your LRS is outside of the Learndash environment but then you should just have to set it to publish to an external LRS when you publish.
What's not being picked up? Is it that you want only one attempt inside Learndash? Lerrandash doesn't have its own LRS so cannot send back the resume data, you will have to connect your LRS for this to happen.
Hi Phil,
The custom statement is supposed to have the the LMS/LRS report time spent on each slide by the learner. If I read you correctly I would require an LRS integration app (like GrassBlade LRS) with LearnDash to take advantage of the custom statement on each slide?
For attempts we only want one attempt with no retries.
Hi Charlotte,
While working with an LMS/LRS can be too specific, I wanted to share a few resources to add to what Phil suggested:
Storyline 360: Custom xAPI Statements
How to Troubleshoot Your LMS with SCORM Cloud (SCORM Cloud also includes LRS support)
I hope this helps!