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Reflection questions with printable summary
Hi all,
I'm hoping to develop a course in Rise.
My team is looking for:
- Reflection questions in multiple places throughout the course.
- A printable summary of the reflection questions. This will be at the end of the course, and include all of the learner's responses.
I've played around with this idea in Storyline and figured out how to do this by setting up the question responses as buttons that change variable settings. However, I'm curious if there's a way to do this in Rise?
I've tried embedding the Storyline project into my Rise course, but since I need the reflection questions in different places, this doesn't seem to work.
Thanks for your help!
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The Mighty extension for Rise has this fully built out! Will also report those learner responses to your LMS and pull those back in when they close and reopen your course. Here's a quick little overview that walks through that and also gives you full custom PDF control. Sounds like what you need!
I built this more of a 'global' notes utility. And now that you mention it, I'd like to extend it so it can be dropped into a Code Block as well.
Hi Chris,
Yes, please, I would greatly appreciate that! Thanks 😊
Good luck!
This is definitely doable. The first part is easier, relying upon the local storage of the user's browser. The JavaScript to set and get "cookies" is pretty straightforward. I've created an example here: https://share.articulate.com/zfTOaTsxcWjk9yOj8Zlaa
For your purposes, you may want to set the names of the cookies to something like question1 and question2 naturally.
The second part of your question may be more challenging depending on your level of JavaScript ability. I helped someone not too long ago who got 99% of the way there and just had a few last bugs: Need help with open-ended responses download | E-Learning Heroes Their script did work well though, and in fact I've saved their project file so I can personally "print" to PDF in the future if/when I need to.
Your ultimate solution would require getting the values of the self-reflection answers from local storage, and then inserting them into the script of that second link so that they populate in the final PDF.
