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Inspiring
April 30, 2018
Question

How much information to show at the end of a course

  • April 30, 2018
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Hi there,

I thought that this is a limitation of the LMS but actually it is about how I set up the course in Captivate and also how I tweak the JS and Manifest files.

Let me explain.

1. Normally, when I export a Captivate project, upload it to the LMS and take it, I get this information.

You have not completed Module_name

Your Success Status for this SCORM is failed

SCO Status      incomplete

Saved data      D1A%24nP0A%24nP1A%24nP1A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nP0A%24nPhXCompleted_1Fl_Act_01_01BAXCompleted_1Fl_Act_02_01BAXCompleted_1Fl_Act_02_02BAUCompleted_2Fl_Act_01BAUCompleted_2Fl_Act_02BAXCompleted_2Fl_Act_03_01BAXCompleted_2Fl_Act_03_02BAXCompleted_2Fl_Act_03_03BAXCompleted_2Fl_Act_03_04BAUCompleted_3Fl_Act_01BAUCompleted_3Fl_Act_02BAUCompleted_3Fl_Act_03BAUCompleted_3Fl_Act_04BAhCompleted_FirstFloor_Challenge_01BAiCompleted_SecondFloor_Challenge_01BAiCompleted_SecondFloor_Challenge_02BAUFirstFloor_CompletedBAWFl_01_Pt5_ThreeOptionsBAPLobby_CompletedBAUQ_01_Tick_True_FalseBAUQ_02_Tick_True_FalseBAUQ_03_Tick_True_FalseBARResources_VisitedBAVSecondFloor_CompletedBAUThirdFloor_CompletedBAMavatar_ValueBAQteb_SMS_Reply_01BALv_AccordeonBBOv_Accordeon_02BBOv_Accordeon_03BBNv_LiftVisitedAFfalseSv_ProgressVariableBAQcpQuizHandledAllBA$_#-#_$

Location in SCO     Slide_Name

Total time      00:00:26.59

How and why the learner left SCO     suspend

2. When I downloaded the Basic Run Time example from Rustici

https://scorm.com/scorm-explained/technical-scorm/golf-examples/#runtime

I get this after I close the module

You have completed RuntimeBasicCalls

You have not passed and scored 47 out of 100

Scale SCO scaled score 0.47

SCO maximum score 100

SCO score 47

SCO success status failed

SCO minimum score 0

SCO completion status completed

Time Last session time 00:01:13.1900000

Total time 00:01:13.1900000

Navigation request exit All

Location in SCO 14

It is stated in the post that "•A JavaScript controller is added to handle navigation within the SCO."

They show different statuses such as (cmi.success_status, cmi.score.scaled, cmi.score.raw, cmi.score, max and cmi.score.min).

My question is - how can I adjust the JS or Manifest files of my Captivate output files so that I could customise the information that tis shown after the user closes the module?

Thanks in advance

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Erik Lord
Inspiring
May 1, 2018

Specifically, what information that is shown after the module is closed?

There are a variety of SCORM values, some of which can be customized (i.e. the value of 'saved data' you quote above; 'suspend_data') and some of which you just have a couple choices (most of the others). So how possible it is to customize the output depends what you want to customize.
If it's the reporting side, i.e. "Scale SCO scaled score" changed to 'Scaled Score', then that totally depends on the reporting tool - how the LMS is structured.

All that said, I believe there's SCORM.js file in one of the Captivate application subfolders you could probably modify. But Caution: what you change may not be accepted by the reporting tool (LMS) and that JS file is the template for all published files, so be sure you have backups and copies of the original.

Inspiring
May 1, 2018

Thanks Eric

I am just curious how one chooses the fields to show at the end after the completion.

Erik Lord
Inspiring
May 1, 2018

Yeah, then that's totally on the reporting tool's side (likely within the LMS). Some may give you a way to customize that; I suspect most do not.