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BrianSeaman1's avatar
BrianSeaman1
Community Member
12 years ago

Saving Progress

Hello,      I think that progress of a lesson is saved with a cookie but have not been able to confirm that.  We have been battling with the conflict of if a learner switches from his/her work pc...
storyline 360
AshleyT-Pollard's avatar
AshleyT-Pollard
Staff
9 years ago

Hi Jolandi,

The cookie is no longer required as a part of the resume tracking behavior so that option was removed in Storyline 360. 

Storyline is sending data to the LMS throughout the entire course. If you want to watch this happen it's always worth enabling LMS debug mode. Does Moodle require the course to open in a pop up or can you look at displaying it in the same window that the Moodle interface is in, so that users would still be "active"? 

Your learners should be able to switch between devices, browsers, and formats without losing their progress or results. They'll resume right where they left off and they'd need to be logged into their LMS account. You'd also need to enable the "Resume" prompt or set it to Always resume. 

If it's not working as you'd expect, it may be a good idea to test it at a site like SCORM Cloud, an industry standard for LMS testing. This article will walk you through the steps to test there. 

  • JeanineKinsey's avatar
    JeanineKinsey
    Community Member
    9 years ago

    What if we are not using an LMS Solution, but an HTML5 option instead?  We are embedding our course as an i-frame within another website.  It seems to be saving something to the computer such that another user can log into the computer and start where the last user left off (BIG PROBLEM - especially if the last user passed the quiz that allows them to move to the next section.)  We are trying to figure out where the data is being stored for the resume in this scenario.