In this quick screen-cast am exploring the possibility of adding Statistical charts to your quizzing results. It took me two days to do it, therefore, posting the details of doing it would require about 30 minute video, so I thought if only one of you is interested in the know-how, I would post it for all of u. Hope it helps.
To add any charting method to your e-learning course, you will need a charting tool to be used as a web-object, and then manipulated by your course variables as the charting data.
STEP 2: Choose the JavaScript Graphing Library
There are numerous open-source JavaScript libraries, after a thorough analysis, two grabbed my attention:
I have chosen jChartFX for two good reasons: the extensive documentation and the varies of data representation techniques available. The only drawback was the watermark on the chart, but when you manage to remove it, you got only the pros and no cons.
STEP 3: Getting Started with jChartFX
In this Step-by-Step video, I will illustrate how to deploy the jChartFX and customize it, as a Web-Object in Storyline.
I'm not sure Nihad is still subscribed to this thread, as it's a bit older - so you may want to connect with him directly using the "contact me" option on his profile.
I'm not sure if this article includes a Spider chart (not sure I'm clear on what they are) but you may want to start here as this forum thread is a bit older and I'm not certain that folks are still subscribed.
Hi, Pankaj -- I see that Ashley has already provided you with a great resource, but as I am also unfamiliar with spider charts or graphs, I wanted to stop in to share this thread where spider graphs were mentioned.
You may want to reach out directly to the author of the post, Laurie MacDonald Steele, via the 'contact me' link on her profile page to see if she was able to find a solution that she could share.
It also might not hurt to start a new post over in our Building Better Courses forum to see if others can share their ideas or experiences with spider graphs. :)
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Hi Nihad and welcome to E-Learning Heroes!
Thanks for sharing with the community
STEP1: OVERVIEW
To add any charting method to your e-learning course, you will need a charting tool to be used as a web-object, and then manipulated by your course variables as the charting data.
STEP 2: Choose the JavaScript Graphing Library
There are numerous open-source JavaScript libraries, after a thorough analysis, two grabbed my attention:
I have chosen jChartFX for two good reasons: the extensive documentation and the varies of data representation techniques available. The only drawback was the watermark on the chart, but when you manage to remove it, you got only the pros and no cons.
STEP 3: Getting Started with jChartFX
In this Step-by-Step video, I will illustrate how to deploy the jChartFX and customize it, as a Web-Object in Storyline.
YouTube Video - Getting Started
Hi Nihad! Thanks again for sharing
Hi Nihad,
Thanks for the tutorial on JS integration... how do I pass variables selected from the Storyline quizzes to a chart?
For example, I want collect 8 'scores' from a survey and feed them to a Radar Chart.
ie, say person 1 had person2 had
Score1=5 Score1=1
Score2=3 Score2=5
Score3=4 Score3=4
Score4=2 Score4=1
Score5=1
Score6=3
Score7=4
Score8=2
Who could I draw a different graph for each person from Storyline inputs/variables
Thank you. I am looking to present quiz results in a spider chart, would like to get ideas how to
Hi Nihad!
Did you managed to connect the jCHartFX with the storyline quiz results page ?
Hi all,
I'm not sure Nihad is still subscribed to this thread, as it's a bit older - so you may want to connect with him directly using the "contact me" option on his profile.
I am planning to have interactive ppsychrometric chart for a complex elearning. Any ideas thoughts on Spider charts would be helpful.
Hi Pankaj,
I'm not sure if this article includes a Spider chart (not sure I'm clear on what they are) but you may want to start here as this forum thread is a bit older and I'm not certain that folks are still subscribed.
Hi, Pankaj -- I see that Ashley has already provided you with a great resource, but as I am also unfamiliar with spider charts or graphs, I wanted to stop in to share this thread where spider graphs were mentioned.
You may want to reach out directly to the author of the post, Laurie MacDonald Steele, via the 'contact me' link on her profile page to see if she was able to find a solution that she could share.
It also might not hurt to start a new post over in our Building Better Courses forum to see if others can share their ideas or experiences with spider graphs. :)
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