Simulations SCORM-compliant?
Apr 15, 2013
By
Peter Pappas
Are simulations created in Storyline SCORM-compliant?
Does Storyline support guided practice in simulations. For example, allowing the user to make a couple of mistakes on each interaction before a message pops up telling the user how to proceed to the next interaction.
When using the simulation as a test can you overlay the details of a task throughout the simulation? For example, the details might include numbers, names, etc., without explaining how to complete the task.
Thank you.
Peter
8 Replies
Hey Peter!
You can definitely use screen recordings in Storyline to test your users. Here's how to insert a screen recording as a series of step-by-step test slides.
Thanks, Peter. I'm impressed with the Storyline's capabilities.
Hi Peter,
The video didn't state whether a simulation test was SCORM-compliant. I assume it is but I would appreciate a confirmation.
Thanks.
Peter
Hi Peter,
You'll need to choose that when you publish for LMS, and after linking the quiz to your result slide(s). Click the Reporting tab on the left edge of the window, and use the LMS selector to choose the standard to which you'd like to publish (ask your LMS administrator if you're not sure).
Hi Peter,
Thank you for your prompt reply.
You've probably come to the conclusion that I do not have Storyline installed on my computer.
If you can answer a couple more questions...
I understand that Storyline outputs to HTML 5 and flash. I believe that there is limited interactivity with HTML 5. If users run the mobile player on an iPad does it play the HTML5 version or the Flash version?
Thanks. This should be my last question.
Hi Peter,
Happy to help with your questions
Correct. And you only need to publish once and Storyline will automatically decide which version to play based on the user's device. Here’s how Storyline determines which version of your content to display when users view it.
Excellent. Thanks again.
Peter
Sure thing, Peter!
Never hesitate to pop back in if you have more questions down the line.
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