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Track and Report eLearning Without an LMS Using Google Sheets
Track and Report SCORM in eLearning Without an LMS project demonstrates how to track SCORM-based eLearning quiz results without using an LMS by integrating Articulate Storyline with Google Sheets and Google Apps Script. It covers saving quiz data such as scores and user details directly to a Google Sheet and sending automated email notifications upon each submission, offering a cost-effective and flexible solution for managing quiz results.
The Process
Track and Report eLearning Without LMS Using Google Sheets
Tracking eLearning quiz results without an LMS can be challenging, but while working on this project, I explored how Google Sheets and Google Apps Script can simplify the process. I faced challenges like automating data collection and ensuring accurate email notifications, but overcoming them helped me create a seamless solution. This method saves quiz data, including user scores and names, directly from Articulate Storyline, with email notifications for each submission. This method can be further customized using App Script. For example, the user may not receive an email, or additional features can be added, such as tracking the time spent by the user and which questions were answered. I’ll share my experience and detailed steps on my blog.
Key Insights
Why track and report SCORM without LMS is beneficial:
This method is cost-effective and flexible, eliminating the need for expensive LMS platforms while offering customizable tracking solutions.
Challenges of traditional LMS systems and how this method simplifies them:
Traditional LMS platforms can be complex and resource-heavy. Using Google Sheets streamlines data collection and automation, making the process simpler and more efficient.
More details about the tools used:
Google Apps Script automates data handling and email notifications, while Articulate Storyline creates interactive, SCORM-compliant quizzes, ensuring a smooth learning experience.
For more information about SCORM, you can refer to my previous post.
