How to capture learner’s data in Articulate Storyline?

After creating the widget, you will receive step-by-step instructions on using it to capture the data in Articulate Storyline.

How to capture learner’s data in Adobe Captivate?

After creating the widget, you will receive step-by-step instructions on using it to capture the data in Adobe Captivate.

What authoring tools does the Data Cloud widget support?

The Data Cloud widget supports Articulate Storyline and Adobe Captivate.

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Q: How to capture learner’s data in an elearning course?

You can do this with a data cloud widget that provides a non-LMS option to save data entered by the learner or generated in the learning course. You can access the learning records in an online table as well as pull data back into the course if needed.

Data Cloud eLearning Widget

This widget provides a non-LMS option to save data entered by the learner or generated in the learning course.

You can access the learning records online as well as import data back into the course if needed. The widget supports 3 types of fields: Text, Numeric, and Boolean. You will first set up a table for your records and will then use triggers in Articulate Storyline or actions in Adobe Captivate to save the data from the course to the cloud.

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eLearning Widgets for Articulate Storyline and Adobe Captivate

Pricing

Free to process up to 100 data points per month, paid plans start from $6.95/month.

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Use case example

Marla is an instructional designer building a compliance elearning course. She wants to know whether the learners click on the optional “Learn More” button on one of the slides, and how this action correlates with the final quiz scores.

Marla sets up a table with two fields:

“Clicked” – a Boolean field that will indicate whether the learner clicked on the button, and,
“Score” – a numeric field that will store the learner’s final score.

She then adds a trigger in Storyline to set the value of “Clicked” to True whenever the button is clicked. She also adds a trigger to set the value of “Score” to the number of points the learner scored in the quiz.

Marla deploys her course and, as learners complete it, she keeps an eye on the records populating in the data table to find out whether clicking the button results in higher quiz scores.