Without seeing your .story file it's difficult to say, but if it's a quiz-type interaction, it should be automatic as long as you have a results slide.
If it's a custom interaction, and you have a variable value attached to the button that you want to send to your LMS, it's a little more involved, but here are detailed steps for how to send that custom variable data to your LMS. I've used this method multiple times and it works reliably...
Warning here... In many LMSs, this can be hard data to pull in a report, due to how the data gets stored in your LMS.
In some LMSs you'll see the data in the activity details for each learner, but often the data gets stored in your LMS database as XML and normal reports will not pull it. At my last job we had to pay a contractor to create some custom reports to pull this data.
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Isobelle, it appears from your attachment that you have successfully published your course for LMS.
Now you will need to work with your client or LMS administrator to upload the course to the LMS, which should allow you track.
Hi Brian
How do I get to track the button pressed by the user?
Thanks,
Isobelle
Without seeing your .story file it's difficult to say, but if it's a quiz-type interaction, it should be automatic as long as you have a results slide.
If it's a custom interaction, and you have a variable value attached to the button that you want to send to your LMS, it's a little more involved, but here are detailed steps for how to send that custom variable data to your LMS. I've used this method multiple times and it works reliably...
Here's my storlyine - I think I've done it as variables?
I'm not sure,
Isobelle, I took a look at your .story file but I don't see anything that would be sent to an LMS on either of the two slides.
It sounds like you need to go back to your course developer and consult with them.
Hi Brian - It's over three scenes with radio buttons that all have their own variables.
Apologies I sent the wrong file.
Ok, if you're confident that the radio buttons all have their own variables, you'll want to follow the instructions here on sending custom variable data to your LMS - https://articulate.com/support/article/Storyline-360-How-to-Send-the-Value-of-a-Variable-to-an-LMS
Warning here... In many LMSs, this can be hard data to pull in a report, due to how the data gets stored in your LMS.
In some LMSs you'll see the data in the activity details for each learner, but often the data gets stored in your LMS database as XML and normal reports will not pull it. At my last job we had to pay a contractor to create some custom reports to pull this data.
Hope this helps
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