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Hello everyone,
It’s my first time posting to the group so please excuse me if process or language needs tweaking. I’m pretty new to Canvas but enjoying it and the Community already.
I have attached an outline of what I’m trying to do. I haven’t been able to figure out a way to use the native assignment or quiz tools to get me very close. I’m hoping someone else may have an idea about how to accomplish all or a significant part of what I’d like to do.
Thanks in advance,
Bob Lasiewicz
Crossroads of Learning
818.249.9692 x1
Hey, Bob. It looks like you have some well-defined requirements in mind here. Check out Adobe's Captivate (Scorm integration with Canvas), Articulate Storyline (Scorm), Raptivity (Scorm), and Softchalk Cloud (LTI integration).
SoftChalk is my favorite. It is relatively easy to learn, has few bugs, good technical support, includes a wide range of interactions. There are no hint buttons, but students can see the correct answers and feedback as they submit each question; they can also attempt each lesson and set of interactions multiple times with integration to the canvas grade book. Additionally, SoftChalk Cloud is nice because if you revise, you only have to revise the lesson on SoftChalk once and every course linked to that lesson revises immediately.
I hope that helps!
Just found out I could share a post rather than posting separately. Will do so in the future.
@bl , I've shared this question with the Canvas Admins group, and have locked the duplicate. Because there might be more than one "correct" way to skin this particular cat, I've also changed the format to a discussion.
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