Does anyone know if tincan statements from Storyline send the duration (time) spent on a slide in the statements?
Apparently a Tin Can statement
can include a Result, and a Result type can be Duration. The guys at Watershed LRS tell me that the statements coming
from my Storyline course do not include a result.duration.
All of our Tin Can information is detailed here, although I don't see information about tracking or sending a duration of time spent on a slide, although we do send latency data for quiz questions as documented here.
I just wanted to share that we just released an update for Storyline 360, which includes a feature you discussed here. In Update 58, you can now:
Create timed interactions and conditional triggers using built-in variables that track the total time a learner spends on a slide, a scene, or an entire course.
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Hi Nigel,
All of our Tin Can information is detailed here, although I don't see information about tracking or sending a duration of time spent on a slide, although we do send latency data for quiz questions as documented here.
Hi, Nigel.
I just wanted to share that we just released an update for Storyline 360, which includes a feature you discussed here. In Update 58, you can now:
Create timed interactions and conditional triggers using built-in variables that track the total time a learner spends on a slide, a scene, or an entire course.
To take advantage of this feature as a subscriber of Articulate 360, take a look at our step-by-step instructions here.
Please let us know if you have any questions by posting here or by reaching out to our Support Engineers directly.