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Module tracking with Google Analytics
Hi,
I've been using a snippet of GA code in my storyline files that registers each slide as a 'pageview'.
We are moving away from our LMS/LRS (it is getting harder and harder to ensure content ...
I PM'd Matt Privately, however, was curious if others have had success in getting Google Analytics to work in Articulate Storyline courses and if it's possible to have GA in a SCORM published course and how to do it?
Hi Bradley,
I've just re-published my Storyline file with the GA stuff added as a SCORM package and uploaded it to Canvas, the LMS I use. The GA tracking worked perfectly as did the SCORM tracking.
The link I posed above has all the instructions I followed to add the GA stuff. There's some Javascript you have to add in Storyline and a small snippet of code you need to add to the story.html and index.lms.html file once you've published.
To check it's working just have analytics open to the realtime data and you'll see your tracked events etc. there.
Dave, thank you so much. Honestly, I've been an ID for nearly 20 years but unfortunately, I've never mastered (at all) JS. I can however follow directions and am probably one of the most detail oriented people you've ever met. That being said, I've never felt like such an idiot that I can't get this to work. It's just not firing in GA. I see the connected session, but it's like either the LMS is masking the JS Execute Commands or I'm doing something severely wrong. I know you're probably busy, but would it be possible for me to send my little test file to you for examination? I'm obviously missing something. If I can get just the simple page titles to show up, that'd be a start then I can go from there. I have so many questions (due to my detail oriented fashion) and honestly, I've been working on this for over a week with little to nothing to show for it. I think at this point I'm probably a little dumber for having tried all this time :-)
Hi Bradley,
I'll be honest I'm no expert but I can take a look for you to see if I can spot something you've missed.
