I'm having issues with a very long eLearning not showing as complete even though the participant reaches the end. We have various layers used as feedback, but don't require that every element be clicked.
How can I set this so it reports complete upon ending the presentation?
Hard to say without seeing your file. How do you have your reporting and tracking options set up when publishing. Maybe you could decrease the number of slides that need to be viewed? Also make sure you have the correct LMS reporting status selected. You could try uploading to Scormcloud to test
It was set to all of them, I will try lowering it to maybe half just to see if that gets it taken care of. We're trying to get it pushed through for an audit, then we might have to revisit. I'll reply with if it worked!
The other way I've gotten around this in the past is to set up a fake quiz and results slide. You just need a quiz slide that the user only visits for a second and is set to jump straight to the next slide and pass them (they won't even see it). Then you can have a results slide as your reference for completing the course and use the "Track using quiz result" option.
You can build this in at the end of the course so that the learner still needs to go through the rest of the content to reach that point.
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Hi Nate
Hard to say without seeing your file. How do you have your reporting and tracking options set up when publishing. Maybe you could decrease the number of slides that need to be viewed? Also make sure you have the correct LMS reporting status selected. You could try uploading to Scormcloud to test
It was set to all of them, I will try lowering it to maybe half just to see if that gets it taken care of. We're trying to get it pushed through for an audit, then we might have to revisit. I'll reply with if it worked!
Hi Nate,
Wendy's solution is a good one and should work.
The other way I've gotten around this in the past is to set up a fake quiz and results slide. You just need a quiz slide that the user only visits for a second and is set to jump straight to the next slide and pass them (they won't even see it). Then you can have a results slide as your reference for completing the course and use the "Track using quiz result" option.
You can build this in at the end of the course so that the learner still needs to go through the rest of the content to reach that point.
Good luck!
That's sneaky Jason...I might steal that idea - thanks for sharing ;-)
Hi Jason,
It sounds similar to this article on passing completion based on a particular slide.
Hi Ashley,
That's pretty much it in a nutshell. The way you execute it can be varied, but the theory is the same :)
One of the many things I love about Storyline. ;-)
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