Thanks for your answers.
We have mostly used SCORM packages that are hosted on ILIAS. This feature is familiar to us.
We are migrating content from storyline documents to ILIAS learning module pages. This makes the content searchable, retrievable, rearrangeable, downloadable, printable. The analytics are mildly better than in SCORM packages as well. Also, designing inside the learning module pages allows for flexibility in length - this is preferred.
In a previous job and on a different LMS (Brightspace), I was able to embed an interactive storyline object into the LMS page itself. It looked and functioned like a video or a pdf embed. So, a single page could contain content>video>content>interactive>content>.pdf>summary>knowledge check.
The interactive embedding workflow would follow this procedure:
1 - I would export from storyline.
2 - upload the export into the course databank
3 - I would drop in the interactive object interface
4 - I would switch to the html view of the lms page
5 - I would copy and paste the link to the interactive object in the databank
6 - then the interactive would play inside the LMS page
Does that description make more sense in terms of what I am trying to achieve?
Is there an example of the "interactive video" plug-in? Does that seem like a parallel type of functionality?
Thanks and Best, Ingrid
We have mostly used SCORM packages that are hosted on ILIAS. This feature is familiar to us.
We are migrating content from storyline documents to ILIAS learning module pages. This makes the content searchable, retrievable, rearrangeable, downloadable, printable. The analytics are mildly better than in SCORM packages as well. Also, designing inside the learning module pages allows for flexibility in length - this is preferred.
In a previous job and on a different LMS (Brightspace), I was able to embed an interactive storyline object into the LMS page itself. It looked and functioned like a video or a pdf embed. So, a single page could contain content>video>content>interactive>content>.pdf>summary>knowledge check.
The interactive embedding workflow would follow this procedure:
1 - I would export from storyline.
2 - upload the export into the course databank
3 - I would drop in the interactive object interface
4 - I would switch to the html view of the lms page
5 - I would copy and paste the link to the interactive object in the databank
6 - then the interactive would play inside the LMS page
Does that description make more sense in terms of what I am trying to achieve?
Is there an example of the "interactive video" plug-in? Does that seem like a parallel type of functionality?
Thanks and Best, Ingrid