Adding a text box for user input in Rise360

OK - for Rachelle, Stefan, Angela, Erik and Digital Learning, and anyone else who is interested in registering. I will schedule a virtual 'live' session - FREE of charge. (although there is a space to donate the cost of a coffee on my website if you find the workshop useful!).

I'm looking at two weeks away - How about Tuesday 26th March??? - If enough people are interested I will run the session twice at 08:00 UK time (to catch those East of the Greenwich line and 15:30 UK time for those out West). (Numbers will be limited in case I get inundated).

I asked Chat GPT to create a short course which is now converted to RISE and is called "Pathways to Environmental Conservation". The course has four separate points at which the learner is asked to 'reflect' on a key issue and write  their own notes like this:

In the workshop we will:

STEP 1 - convert the entire course content to a pdf course workbook and convert this workbook to a 'pdf form' with defined spaces where the learner's own notes will fit.

STEP 2 - we will replace the four 'Reflection' blocks in RISE (like the one above) with identical Storyline blocks that allow the learner to type their response into a text entry field. We will add JavaScript code to take the text entered and store it in local browser memory.

STEP 3 - we will then add a Storyline block at the end of the course and add JavaScript that will retrieve the user text notes from local memory, open the course notes pdf form, fill in the learner's own notes section, and then offer the completed pdf for download.

STEP 4 - we will demonstrate publishing the course to (a) an HTML5 page on a website and (b) as a SCORM zip file loaded to an LMS (probably I will demonstrate on Moodle). (This will deal with how to load the blank pdf form and how to call the JavaSCript libraries needed WITHOUT having to modify any HTML code).

That's it - plus Q&A and a brief discussion of how you would take the learner's input and send it via an xAPI call (but I won't be demonstrating that) and maybe how you could email the pdf to the course leader...

How does that sound???

You won't need JavaScript knowledge - the code will be provided and is easy to follow - you will just have to know how to create an 'Execute JavaScript' trigger.

If this is OK, I will post details of how to register for the FREE workshop on this thread...