Project Size Capabilities

Storyline may be able to cope, but I question what useful  information you will get back from your lms on completion.  Also you may get an issue with resume data length

I'm no expert here but wouldn't it be easier to do each module separately and letting the LMS do the "grouping Modules" together thing? It would also make things easier when you need to update information in each module. Perhaps the LMS also has some sort of trigger when all modules in a group (or certificate) are marked as done?

Just putting in my 2 cents here.

Best of luck!

I always create the modules independently however as a design idea I was thinking of bringing them together.

Because stroyline can track the scores of multiple quizzes it can report the entire data to the LMS so I was thinking I could create a go to center for this particular systems training.

The concept will include one main slide that branches to the various scenes that include the content. Most of the content will be layered slides.

I am also talking basic action

1. how to log in

2. how to send a message

Essentially is is one big simulation.

BUt it wont show when they have only completed a few of the sections.  Also if you dont set it to force resume then all their progress will be lost.

Makes more sense to have them as seperate modules.

If you report too much info the lms may not be able to store it

Can you do your course as separate Storyline SCORM courses then use something like Simple SCORM Packager to package your content as one multi-module SCORM course into your LMS?

That way, you can have one course that people need to register for and also separate modules that look like a menu in the LMS--and each module reports quiz results to the LMS.  Also, easier for you to maintain and develop sometimes when it is separate Storyline courses.

I'm working on exactly that this morning.  A big project that I'm been working on forever will finally launch today (knock on wood).

Here's how it looks in our Saba LMS after learners launch their registration .  From the SCORM package created, the LMS creates the Table of Contents menu for launching the individual modules as below.  And the LMS can track each module individually.  Completing each of the individual modules then completes the course registration.

I guess the consensus is don't do it. Thanks for your feedback.

Because the content that I am dealing with is usually huge we set up "certifications" within the LMS the user has to complete all the modules to complete the certification. For example I have a Professional Driver Improvement Course that I am finishing and it is 10 modules that vary from 7 to 20 minutes each. They are all housed in the LMS under one multi module scorm package.

It would have been so pretty. alas...