We plan to make quizz for medical staff. After each question, user must be informe with other user's replies. So i can compare his pratice with other user's medical pratice.
To do that, we actually use html quizz wich interact with mysql db. When user click "Ok" server send him a new page with informations on other staff's members.
So is it possible with Storylne to interact with a db : API, LMS result...
Could you further expand on javascript triggers to export the Storyline quiz results? Is there already a released or modified JS file in the forum that does this? I looked over the Storyline JS code briefly, and it seems to be different to the ASP / PHP solutions offered for QuizMaker. I am using MySQL and PHP. Thanks for any help.
The completion data is sent via javascript not stored in a folder, you would really need to build some form of javascript/php solution to capture this (far outside my field Steve Flowers may be able to help). Have you looked at some of the open source LMS solutions such as moodle or docebo?
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It outputs in Scorm 1.2 and 2004 this could be captured by your database or use javascript triggers to export the quiz results
Hi Phil,
Could you further expand on javascript triggers to export the Storyline quiz results? Is there already a released or modified JS file in the forum that does this? I looked over the Storyline JS code briefly, and it seems to be different to the ASP / PHP solutions offered for QuizMaker. I am using MySQL and PHP. Thanks for any help.
Hi Phil
Thanks for your help. I'll look in that direction
JL Derrien
Hello Phil
I've test Scorm export. after process i found a folder with course and "LMS ready" (?) files.
Could you please tell me in wich files are respond data stored ?
There are a lot of xml files and i don't found the good one
Thanks for help
JL Derrien
The completion data is sent via javascript not stored in a folder, you would really need to build some form of javascript/php solution to capture this (far outside my field Steve Flowers may be able to help). Have you looked at some of the open source LMS solutions such as moodle or docebo?
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