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KatiePorter-68d
Community Member
5 months ago

Report on Learner Interaction in Course

Hello Community!  

I am seeking support/guidance in being able to track learner interaction in a course.  

We want to be able to report on (from Cornerstone LMS) on what "path" the learner selects in the course.  Do they select the "Comprehensive Account Management" or the "Marketers" path?  

Thank you for any help you can provide!

Katie Porter

2 Replies

  • Looks like you are using XAPI statements, which is one of the options to consider.  What is not working with your current setup?

    Are you also publishing for XAPI or CMI5?  You will need to do this to be able to track with Cornerstone's LRS.

  • Nedim's avatar
    Nedim
    Community Member

    If you didn’t publish your course using the xAPI format, it’s likely that you won’t see any xAPI statements reported in your LMS.

    When I published your course as xAPI and ran it in SCORM Cloud, I was able to see the learner’s selections being recorded as expected. However, I noticed that a new xAPI statement is generated each time the radio button is changed, even if the learner is just switching between options.

    In these statements, the value shown is "Radio Button", not the actual option selected. This is because Storyline reports the name of the object (in this case, "Radio Button"), and not the value the learner chose. Even if you attempt to replace the name in a custom xAPI statement, Storyline may still override it with the default object name.

    To improve this, I’ve modified your slide so that the xAPI statement is triggered only when the learner clicks the Continue button (which I believe is the appropriate moment to confirm their final selection).

    At that point, the value of the "MainOption" variable (which stores the selected answer) is passed into the xAPI statement, ensuring that the correct choice is reported instead of just "Radio Button."

    I’ve attached the updated Story file. Please publish it to xAPI format and upload it to your LMS. If your LMS still doesn’t display the expected data, I recommend contacting your LMS administrator.

    This setup has been tested and confirmed to work correctly in SCORM Cloud. You can see it in action in the screenshot below.