Calling Storyline Variables in Rise

Apr 27, 2019

Craig Dooley
By Craig Dooley

I am creating a course in Rise 360 which includes embedded Storyline 360 interactive resources.  

Learners will be asked to input various elements in the Storyline resources (e.g. slider input, text input).  

I would like to capture those variables and use later in the Rise course - either in a separate Storyline resource or by embedding the same resource again. 

However, the variables reset to default when the learner moves on from the Rise lesson.

The Storyline resource also resets navigation to 'initial state' rather than 'saved state' when revisiting despite the setting being changed before publishing in Storyline.

Is what I am trying to achieve possible with a Rise/Storyline combination?

Thanks

 

76 Replies
steve randles
over 1 year ago09/20/22 at 4:03 pm (UTC)

Hi All,

I am relatively new to Rise 360 and articulate, I have been trying to add a certificate to my courses and after many hour arrived back here, is anyone able to to share or point me in the direction of the storyline file to make this happen? would really appreciate the support on this one? Thanks in advanced. Steve 

Devin Hintze
over 1 year ago12/05/22 at 7:13 pm (UTC)

If you're a Microsoft user, you could embed a form and build a process to create & send a certificate automatically using Power Automate. That's what I do for courses hosted outside an LMS.

As shown in the image, users complete a form within Rise, which triggers the flow to populate a word document, create a pdf, send an email, then delete the file. Storyline isn't involved.

Your flow doesn't have to look like this exactly. For this flow, I'm keeping time-stamped copies of the pdfs as a backup but deleting the word documents.

Christopher Santos
11 months ago05/17/23 at 7:15 am (UTC)

Hello,

It looks like the Storyline file is private based on Phil's post here. 

But others have taken a stab at how he came up with the certificate example.  Here's one from Emiliano Diaz-Page.  It involves a lot of coding and modification to the published output (which we don't support, unfortunately).

Feel free to reach out to him if you have questions about the procedure he provided.  

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