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Learning Journal In Rise
UPDATE JUNE 2020:
Firstly, Articulate recently implemented a small update to Rise. As a result, all new exports from Rise will need to include the most recent version of LearningJournal.js which i...
Hi Manon
My earlier post in this thread has kind of got lost in the general discussion but our demo here does exactly what you are looking for (I thiink).
The point being that it collects the learner notes and responses - stores them in local browser storage then uses JavaScript to 'fill out' a preformatted pdf form. So the form could contain a handout summarizing the course content AND the learner's own notes/responses.
Once the pdf file has been created it is offered for download - but, obviously, it could be viewed before the learner did that. You could probably open it in a new window within the course.
:)
https://demo12.profilelearning.com
I should emphasize, the pdf file can contain anything you want to put in it - and it can be over as many pages as you like. We use this quite a bit in client projects.
I should, perhaps, also add that unlike another solution using Storyline posted here - you can collect the user responses from several points in the course.
Hi John,
Thanks a lot for your quick answer!
I am not sure if what you shared is possible with this process : HOW-TO Document
https://github.com/mikeamelang/learning-journal/raw/master/Learning%20Journal%20HOW-TO.docx
Since it did not include Storyline block ? Indeed the link you just shared is mentioning Storyline block, which I did not include.
Sorry if you already explained it...
Thanks!Hi Manon
You are absolutely correct, our solution is a completely different approach to Mike's original one. As I explained in an earlier post
"There are actually three different approaches in this thread. There's Mike's original approach in which you create Blocks in RISE of type "Note" and then his code extracts these notes and stores them in local browser storage ready for printing at the end of the course
Then there's Teresa's example where she uses Storyline blocks and JavaScript to capture the notes within the block and then constructs a screen with the notes on for printing - but this approach doesn't store the notes beyond the Storyline block in which they are captured.
And then there's my approach which again uses Storyline blocks to capture notes at different points in the RISE course, then stores each note to local browser storage ready for a final Storyline block to read all the notes from the local storage and output them to a pdf for downloading and/or printing at the end of the course."
Obviously, if you haven't got Storyline, then My approach isn't an option. I was just pointing out that it does do what you want...
Best regards, John
Thank you very much, John, for clarifying the various possibilities in such a detailed manner.
I'll keep these options in mind in case I need to change my approach.
Best regards.
