So my courses have to be timed for credit. I have an interaction which include several slides and pathways. I want to be able to make sure that the participants spend a certain amount of time going through the interaction or repeating the interaction to see different results. Is there a way to make sure an interaction takes a desired amount of time?
"...If it mucks up, let me know..." Guess I'd best get my dibs in before SL911 begins . Tx again. Will post here if I ever get to this particular Screenr. Don't hold your breath.
This thread is from January 2013 (hard to believe, we're in 2014!) so I'm not certain that they're still subscribed. You may want to try try sending them a PM regarding this specific solution shared, or start a new thread and share your .story file and if you modified any portions of the Javascript.
I'm not sure if Berno is still subscribed to this discussion, but you could always use the Contact Me button on an ELH users' profile to reach out to them directly about the shared setup.
Wishing you success with your project, and we're here if you need anything else!
You could create a Storyline var and store the elapsed time in it. That should be saved along with the other resume data. And then pull that back into your JS when the learner returns. It might be off a second as there will be a difference of when it was saved vs the actual time...
One of the many reasons we keep these older discussions around! Glad you're able to use this in your course building, Kyle! And, welcome to the E-Learning Heroes community! We're glad you're here. 😀
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"...If it mucks up, let me know..." Guess I'd best get my dibs in before SL911 begins
. Tx again. Will post here if I ever get to this particular Screenr. Don't hold your breath.
Hi,
I tried the solution and I noticed the Timer Tics falls behind the Elapsed Seconds. Anyone else had this happen?
Thanks!
Hi Sheri,
This thread is from January 2013 (hard to believe, we're in 2014!) so I'm not certain that they're still subscribed. You may want to try try sending them a PM regarding this specific solution shared, or start a new thread and share your .story file and if you modified any portions of the Javascript.
Hi Berno. Your javascript worked well. However, I'm trying to figure out how to stop and resume if there is bookmarking on a course. Any ideas?
Greetings, Laura!
I'm not sure if Berno is still subscribed to this discussion, but you could always use the Contact Me button on an ELH users' profile to reach out to them directly about the shared setup.
Wishing you success with your project, and we're here if you need anything else!
You could create a Storyline var and store the elapsed time in it. That should be saved along with the other resume data. And then pull that back into your JS when the learner returns. It might be off a second as there will be a difference of when it was saved vs the actual time...
Amazing work Berno! I know this was 7 years ago but it helped me out a ton!
One of the many reasons we keep these older discussions around! Glad you're able to use this in your course building, Kyle! And, welcome to the E-Learning Heroes community! We're glad you're here. 😀
Yet again a historical answer has risen up to correct a current shortcoming of Storyline. I'm so glad this was here! Cross-linked to this thread.