Is there a way to report a lesson as complete (passed) to an LMS by designating a single slide as the completion criteria? e.g. I have 10 slides in lesson, I want to base completion on student viewing the last slide (other slides are optional, no quiz, no results slide).
Sure thing, Steve! And I did want to note in case you were not aware, as you have mentined Javascript, that is not something for which we can offer support, but there are lots of JS gurus here in the community who are usually more than happy to help! And here is our JS Best Practices sheet in case you'd like to check it out, as well. :)
The single question/choice quiz method works fine if all possible paths lead to a single point.
That is because you can only choose one quiz to set completion by.
The javascript method works best when there may be more than one "location" within your course that you might want to set completion by landing there.
On all of those slides, you can place a simple javascript trigger that includes the following bit of code:
SetStatus("completed")
Then when you publish, choose to track by slide count (all), the idea being that before anyone sees all of the slides, the javascript trigger would have set the course complete.
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Hi, Steve -- Thanks so much for your question! May I ask if you have had a chance to review the following information on How to Submit Course Completion to an LMS on a Specific Slide?
I did not see this. I did find some instructions on using JavaScript. I will look at this. Thanks!!!
Steve Colyer
Thanks Steve! Please note that replying to the forums via e-mail attaches your signature. You are welcome to pop in and edit if needed.
Sure thing, Steve! And I did want to note in case you were not aware, as you have mentined Javascript, that is not something for which we can offer support, but there are lots of JS gurus here in the community who are usually more than happy to help! And here is our JS Best Practices sheet in case you'd like to check it out, as well. :)
The single question/choice quiz method works fine if all possible paths lead to a single point.
That is because you can only choose one quiz to set completion by.
The javascript method works best when there may be more than one "location" within your course that you might want to set completion by landing there.
On all of those slides, you can place a simple javascript trigger that includes the following bit of code:
SetStatus("completed")
Then when you publish, choose to track by slide count (all), the idea being that before anyone sees all of the slides, the javascript trigger would have set the course complete.
Thanks all, this is great help!
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