Navigate between scorm

Jul 10, 2019

Hello,

I would like to know if it is possible to have a button at the end of a course to move to the next Scorm file in the LMS?

Thanks

15 Replies
Phil Mayor

You can package the files as a multi-sco object, I would presume the end course trigger would then navigate to the next course. Depends on the LMS if they are supported.

Score sessions are pretty much sandboxed so the only other option is TinCan. I have seen this working in a custom environment, in effect the developer was using javascript to select the next module via the menu on the web page the courses were hosted.

 

Brian Allen

We went super simple at my last gig (SumTotal LMS) and just added a button with the following triggers at the end of each course: 

  • Submit completion
  • URL to the next SCORM course
  • Exit course

This worked very effectively to simply launch the next course and close the current one. We didn't have any requirements like passing info off from one course to the next, so it worked for us.

Lecours Intégration

Hello,

The custom LMS of my client uses Scorm 2004 and I found this code (setvalue ('adl.nav.request', 'continue')). Could this work with Javascript trigger?

Also, do you have some tool suggestions for the scorm packager? For the tracking, does each included course get a complete status or just the package?

Thanks

Gerry Wasiluk

One potential liability with multi-sco packages--usually all the modules have to complete successfully for the course to be recorded in the LMS.  

So if just one module in the course "misbehaves" and doesn't properly complete for the learner, the larger course itself usually won't usually get marked complete by the LMS.

So while the possibility of this happening is small, it can happen, and when it does, some learners may possibly get upset or frustrated trying to get the situation fixed.

Not saying not to do multi-SCO's and in my old job, we did multi-modules with AICC all the time (until we got SCORM working)--just to be aware of potential liabilities.

Regina Stephens

I actually was able to put a button/link at the end of my course that took the user to the second half of a two-part course.  I'm not sure this is what you're looking for, but here's what I did:

1. In LMS, I created the two courses -- no content yet, just simply the name.

2. Went to the 2nd course and copied the direct link to the course

3. In Storyline, I built my button with a trigger Jump to the URL and pasted the course direct link.

My users still needed to be assigned both courses.

 

 

 

Nancy Arnold

So I had the same issue, wanting to link multiple SCORM  modules to create a single course.  Here is how I solved it using various tools in Articulate 360

1. create the course modules in SL360

2. Publish the modules to REVIEW 360

3. create the course in Rise360.  Using Rise 360 you can import  each SL360 Module as a lesson using SLBlocks.  

This worked really well for me.

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