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Need Interactive E-Learning Objectives Pt2 as a non-Flash post
Can someone, possibly the author Tom Kuhlmann, publish this tutorial as a non-Flash file?
I can see what we can do. I'm not quite sure what you're referring to, though. Send me a link to what you're lookin for and I can take it from there,
Found the old files, 10 years ago...:)
Updated the published files.
https://community.articulate.com/articles/interactive-e-learning-objectives-part-1
Thanks Tom for digging that file up. What I was actually looking for was some posted example of a SCORM 1.2 or 2004 course which employed the cmi data model element cmi.interactions.(some number).learner_response so that I could what in SCORM Cloud, or my client LMS, Cornerstone to see what is passed to the LMS. After some digging I found that the packaged file scormdriver.js contains the function I needed. My post: Manipulate SCORM 2004 Data Model Elements, explains what I did.
I see that support connected with you regarding an issue with your SCORM files triggering an alert. You can follow up with them, assuming this is not related.
That Help ticket (uploading .zips to Sharepoint via MS Teams triggers malware flag) is unrelated to my seeking help with the SCORM interaction calls to an LMS. I think the malware issue is more so a Microsoft Teams upload issue, since Articulate .zip packages have had no issues for years - until about 5 days ago.
Hi Craig!
Thanks for reaching out about the student_response reporting within your course.
For your reference, I'd like to share with you some articles which contain information on the kind of data that gets sent to an LMS from Storyline 360:
Additionally, you can also send custom variable values using different methods:
I have gone ahead and created a support case on your behalf. One of our talented Support Engineers will be in touch shortly via email to discuss additional details about the changes you'd like to make and if that is possible. Thanks so much for your patience.
Where can I read about this(mentioned above): ''uploading .zips to Sharepoint via MS Teams triggers malware flag"?
