Hi folks. I wonder if anyone can give me some guiding in how to solve this problem. I got a course consisting of 48 slides. And I want it to be able report done in 3 ways.
a) When you have read all 48 slides and answered correctly at all questions.
b)When you have taken the examination (which you can take without reading the 48 slides) and answered all questions correctly.
c) If you click a button “ I don’t have time or do not need go the education” just give me the diploma.
Here's one way to do it: have all options lead to the same quiz-question slide. But design it so it doesn't look like a quiz, i.e., just have a button (the "correct" answer) that users have to click to "finish" the course. Then have successful completion of the course based on the results of that "quiz" (instead of the results of the actual test).
I do wonder about your option (c), though. If it's acceptable for someone to simply skip the course and get credit anyway, it seems there's no reason to track anyone, because the "credit" is meaningless... (Or were you just being facetious? Hard to tell since there's no "sarcasm" font.)
Well. The c option is something the customer want. I wish i was facetious but no :P I mean, i guess there will be more than just a couple who will press "i dont have time". The education is about policies and etics in a company.
There is a couple of people who do not need to do this education (mostly because they are the one writing the rules) but they wanna have a check that they accept what stands in the rules. I.e "You have sign here that you will follow the company rules about ...."
Thanks for the clarification. Yes, I understand about those compliance issues. Anyway, the solution I described should work, if you can steer everyone to the same slide. Or have 2 "quiz" slides: one accessed by those who pass the real assessment, and one for those who are going to skip everything. Then set the passing grade at 50%. :-)
Storyline lets you track a course either by the number of slides viewed or by a single quiz (result slide). Tracking both measurements for the same course isn't supported. Similarly, tracking multiple quiz scores in the same course isn't supported.
You may be able to track more than one SCO (shareable content object) in a single course using any of the following methods. We haven't, however, tested or verified the accuracy of the information provided in these articles. These methods aren't officially supported by Articulate.
Will do some testing and try to find out how to solve it. Looks like Judys route is the best (easiest) way, although Ashleys guide to use of variables seems intressting for an old Nerd like me who wanna try "complicated" solutions. :D
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Here's one way to do it: have all options lead to the same quiz-question slide. But design it so it doesn't look like a quiz, i.e., just have a button (the "correct" answer) that users have to click to "finish" the course. Then have successful completion of the course based on the results of that "quiz" (instead of the results of the actual test).
I do wonder about your option (c), though. If it's acceptable for someone to simply skip the course and get credit anyway, it seems there's no reason to track anyone, because the "credit" is meaningless... (Or were you just being facetious? Hard to tell since there's no "sarcasm" font.)
Well.
The c option is something the customer want. I wish i was facetious but no :P
I mean, i guess there will be more than just a couple who will press "i dont have time".
The education is about policies and etics in a company.
There is a couple of people who do not need to do this education (mostly because they are the one writing the rules) but they wanna have a check that they accept what stands in the rules.
I.e "You have sign here that you will follow the company rules about ...."
Thanks for the clarification. Yes, I understand about those compliance issues. Anyway, the solution I described should work, if you can steer everyone to the same slide. Or have 2 "quiz" slides: one accessed by those who pass the real assessment, and one for those who are going to skip everything. Then set the passing grade at 50%. :-)
Hi Jacob,
Storyline lets you track a course either by the number of slides viewed or by a single quiz (result slide). Tracking both measurements for the same course isn't supported. Similarly, tracking multiple quiz scores in the same course isn't supported.
You may be able to track more than one SCO (shareable content object) in a single course using any of the following methods. We haven't, however, tested or verified the accuracy of the information provided in these articles. These methods aren't officially supported by Articulate.
Judy has the route I would take, in effect you only have one way to complete the course but have 3 ways to get there.
Will do some testing and try to find out how to solve it.
Looks like Judys route is the best (easiest) way, although Ashleys guide to use of variables seems intressting for an old Nerd like me who wanna try "complicated" solutions. :D
Glad that'll help you figure it out and have a few different options to try. :)
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