Hello Everyone Good to be back! I have been working on Adaptive Assessment in Storyline 360. The scope of the project is to create 3 assessments that define the first three levels of Bloom Taxonomy. Everything is done and have created three different Result slides. Whenever I publish the course, the LMS shows the scores of the last result slide. How can I see the scores of all three results slides in LMS? Is there a way? I think I could send statements via xAPI but how? Big question :)
Thanks for reaching out and letting us know what you would like to see with your course.
You could add in a cumulative result slide to combine those results slides into a final grade to be reported if needed. Check out our documentation here.
Hopefully, other members of the community will chime in and share how they are accomplishing a similar design need.
We do have an open feature request for additional xAPI reporting that I'm adding this conversation too.
Hi Mohammad, Will you be able to crack this issue? I'm also looking for a similar thing to implement. Please let me know if you are able to crack this.
First of all your LMS must have an option to 'read' all the questions and answers sent by Storyline.
I've done succesful multiple-reports using SCORM 2004 4th and Moodle. Basically moodle allows you to track every question. You can for example make hidden results slide where the score is assigned to some variable, and that variable is passed as numerous answer to LMS. Then, on LMS, you can read it. But as I said, that's not a common feature of the LMSes and also you will probably need to pick out every user separately and check their answers, as it won't show easily in the frontend for every user. On moodle at last that's not possible.
The best way however is to simply split the course into separate modules if that's possible.
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Hello Mohammad,
Thanks for reaching out and letting us know what you would like to see with your course.
You could add in a cumulative result slide to combine those results slides into a final grade to be reported if needed. Check out our documentation here.
Hopefully, other members of the community will chime in and share how they are accomplishing a similar design need.
We do have an open feature request for additional xAPI reporting that I'm adding this conversation too.
You cannot report 3 separate scores, you probably need a results slide of results slides.
This should help with custom statements https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/3-short-videos-creating-custom-xapi-statements-melissa-milloway-msit/
Thankyou! I think this would be a huge for all Articulate Storyliners :)
Thanks Phil. I will go through the link and see if this resolve the mystery. :)
Hi Mohammad, Will you be able to crack this issue? I'm also looking for a similar thing to implement. Please let me know if you are able to crack this.
First of all your LMS must have an option to 'read' all the questions and answers sent by Storyline.
I've done succesful multiple-reports using SCORM 2004 4th and Moodle. Basically moodle allows you to track every question. You can for example make hidden results slide where the score is assigned to some variable, and that variable is passed as numerous answer to LMS. Then, on LMS, you can read it. But as I said, that's not a common feature of the LMSes and also you will probably need to pick out every user separately and check their answers, as it won't show easily in the frontend for every user. On moodle at last that's not possible.
The best way however is to simply split the course into separate modules if that's possible.
Hi Mohammad,
Great news! We just released another update for Articulate 360 and included a few important fixes you'll see in the release notes.
The item you'll be interested in is:
New: Create advanced reporting options. Use triggers to define custom xAPI statements, such as "Maria interacted with Office Tour 360° Image."
Just launch the Articulate 360 desktop app on your computer and click the Update button for Storyline 360. Details here.
Please let us know if you have any questions, either here or by reaching out to our Support Engineers directly.