It would be nice to be able to turn this off as an instructor rather than relying on students to do so. We have professional development courses with auto-graded quizzes that present immediate results in the course. There's really no need for auto-graded quizzes to also generate emails to these users. ... View more

That's great, @Stef_retired! I, too, look forward to seeing the enhancement. Thank you! ... View more

This is confusing to me because it's not how the SCORM LTI functioned prior to the release with the ability to import as a page. Previously, importing as an ungraded assignment resulted in an assignment that did not appear in the gradebook and did not have any points value associated with it. After this update to the SCORM LTI, importing as an ungraded assignment now results in the equivalent of a graded assignment worth 0 points. In other words, the assignment shows up in the gradebook and it shows "0 pts" when added to Modules. This is not how it behaved previously. I like the option to import as a page and would consider using that instead, however, there are two issues with that. First, I don't like how the page jumps around vertically while interacting with, say, a Storyline 360 SCORM package imported as a page. I was able to correct this by editing the HTML of the imported page and add width:100%; min-height:600px; to the style attribute - but this type of manual change shouldn't be necessary. Second, I previously used the assignment details area to provide info about the SCORM assignment prior to it being launched in a new tab. This would now require either scrolling down to see the SCORM content or creating a launch page within Storyline, which introduces new issues if the user has popup blocker turned on. Please consider restoring the ungraded assignment import functionality. ... View more

Yes, this is absolutely needed. Currently, it feels jolting to be dumped back to Modules when, up to this point, I've been able to navigate using Next/Previous. It also isn't immediately apparent to students that they need to use the Return button in the first place. ... View more

I believe what you'll want to do is set the module requirement to "score at least" and then specify the maximum number of points for the assignment. This isn't ideal, because it implies that the SCORM assignment includes a quiz, but it's the only way I see to get Canvas to require completion of the SCO before moving to the next module item. If you have the requirement set to "submit," this will be satisfied as soon as the student moves to the second slide, because technically that is a submission (i.e., Storyline reports a score of 0% to Canvas). Instead, the requirement will need to be "score at least." ... View more