I’m working on this project in Storyline 360, and it’s almost done. The client wants users to correctly answer a bunch of quiz slides across different chapters before they can download a certificate. Right now, when someone gets a quiz right, they see a message saying they did well, which is cool but not what we want. I’m hoping to set up a slide later where users can click to download a certificate, but only if they’ve passed all 10 quizzes. Is this doable? I’m kinda on a tight deadline, and any tips would be super helpful.
Yeah, it’s definitely possible depending on how you set up your quizzes. We’ve done similar things by using variables instead of just relying on the quiz questions.
Can you explain how the variable thing works? I’m not too familiar with it.
Sure! You’d set triggers to check if all quiz questions are answered correctly. Only then can you navigate to the download slide.
If you want to personalize the certificate, you might need to use JavaScript to pull in details like names. If not, you could skip that part.
What’s this JavaScript stuff you’re talking about? I’m kinda lost there.
No worries! JavaScript can help you inject info from variables into a PDF certificate. It can get a bit tricky, but it’s doable.
I remember reading about this on the eLearning Heroes forum. They usually suggest handling certificate generation through the LMS instead of the project itself.
Thanks for the tip! I’ll check out that forum for more info. Sounds like a smart way to go.
For a simpler solution, you might want to look into CertFusion. It’s a no-code platform to create and send customizable certificates.
Oh, I’ve heard of CertFusion. Does it really make everything easier for certificates?
Definitely! You can customize templates and send them out without needing to code anything. It could save you a lot of time.