Hi, imagine if an eLearning is not on an LMS and you want to see at the end if a person has viewed a specific amount of slides. Without using a variable for each and every slide, is there a way to do this? I've seen some things that are close to this using java script. Would that be the way to go and if so, does anyone have anything like that? About the only thing I know about JS is it can be used for some cool things in SL2.
Since you are not using LMS, you need a way to count and store the number of page views per person that your slides has historically received. You could do this using Google Analytics's Page Tracking feature. In a nutshell, this feature basically takes the traffic data from your slides, and then stores them in Google server. They then become available for reporting. It takes a little bit of coding know-how to do, specifically for javascript, but it will definitely help bring you closer to what you are trying to achieve.
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Hello,
Since you are not using LMS, you need a way to count and store the number of page views per person that your slides has historically received. You could do this using Google Analytics's Page Tracking feature. In a nutshell, this feature basically takes the traffic data from your slides, and then stores them in Google server. They then become available for reporting. It takes a little bit of coding know-how to do, specifically for javascript, but it will definitely help bring you closer to what you are trying to achieve.
You can read more about it here - Google Analytics Page Tracking
Regards,
Joe
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