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Storyline 360 multiple LMS scores in one project?
Hey Articulate Fam!
I am creating a project in Storyline360 that, if possible, needs to track (in LMS 1.2) one mandatory quiz completion and two optional/bonus quiz completion(s). They can all be pass/fail or complete/incomplete since we don't need to track actual numeric scores.
Can this be done in a single .story project? If so, how?
Example: The project has 3 scenes. Scene 1 contains a tracked quiz which everyone must pass. Once the learner passes the Scene 1 quiz, they can choose to go to Scene 2 or Scene 3 or exit the course. If learner chooses to go to Scene 2 or 3, they can opt to go to the other optional scene after completing the first optional scene or they can exit the course. The quiz 2 and 3 are also tracked in the LMS.
Possible learner results we want tracked in LMS
- Learner passes only Quiz 1
- Learner passes Quiz 1 and Quiz 2
- Learner passes Quiz 1 and Quiz 3
- Learner passes Quiz 1, Quiz 2, and Quiz 3
Thanks in advance for any solutions!
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Thank you for the info, Phil & Sam. That's the new route I will take.
Multiple scorms maybe better, you will not get more than one quiz to track.
Hi RickFowler the simple answer is that, the functionality is possible in Storyline (multiple quizzes), but in SCORM you can only track a single score to the main SCORM 1.2 score field.
There is a SCORM 1.2 data model element called "objectives", but these are generally not very well supported on LMS, especially in terms of reporting on the data stored to them. Even if your LMS supported objectives, it is unlikely that it provides an interface to report on the data stored. You would also need to develop custom JavaScript for Storyline to send those scores to the "objectives".
You might be better off looking into what your LMS can offer in terms of pre-requisites and setting up course structures as you may be able to build multiple SCORM modules and create the structure on the LMS and configure pre-requisites on the LMS, for example if User X passes Module 01, Module 02 is then available etc.
Thank you for the info. I figured it was unlikely to use only 1 SCORM but figured I'd ask the gurus here in the Community to be sure. Back to splitting the course up...
