I have created a repetition exercise in Storyline where students have to repeat 5 sentences. I need a results slide in the form of a line graph to inform them as to how long it took them to finish each exercise. There’s a sound that tells them when to start and a button to click when they finish each exercise, so the triggers to measure the time could be applied there, along with the corresponding variables. For the results slide, I’d need a Y axis with the number of seconds (0-60) and a X axis with the exercise names (e.g EX #1, EX #2, etc). You’ll see a clear example of what I want on this link:
The blue callout in the results slide that you see would indicate the average time. I'm looking for an Articulate developer who could give me an estimate. Thanks
The best way to do this would be through seperate webpage using javascript and embed it into storyline as a webobject. If you think this is something that your delivery method can handle, then let me know I'll try to work on something for you.
Did you figure out a workaround for this? If so, I would be extremely interested to talk to you about this as I have been looking for a similar solution and have not found one.
Thanks in advance and look forward to hearing from you.
Just in case Manuel isn't subscribed you may want to message him using the "contact me" feature on his profile. Hope you're able to find a solution that works for you!
@Darragh. Someone did it for me using JavaScript. He used an open-source charting library called ChartJS. I'm sending herewith the document which explains how to do it, as well as some screenshots of what you should put in your slides. I'm also attaching the results slide, and the Javascript file. Hope it helps.
5 Replies
Hi Manuel,
The best way to do this would be through seperate webpage using javascript and embed it into storyline as a webobject. If you think this is something that your delivery method can handle, then let me know I'll try to work on something for you.
Thanks for reaching out Jerson. I'm looking at several possibilities and you'll hear from me in case I decide doing it like you mention.
Hi Manuel,
Did you figure out a workaround for this? If so, I would be extremely interested to talk to you about this as I have been looking for a similar solution and have not found one.
Thanks in advance and look forward to hearing from you.
Darragh
Hi Darragh,
Just in case Manuel isn't subscribed you may want to message him using the "contact me" feature on his profile. Hope you're able to find a solution that works for you!
@Darragh. Someone did it for me using JavaScript. He used an open-source charting library called ChartJS. I'm sending herewith the document which explains how to do it, as well as some screenshots of what you should put in your slides. I'm also attaching the results slide, and the Javascript file. Hope it helps.
This discussion is closed. You can start a new discussion or contact Articulate Support.