Use case: building a daily real estate wordle clone.
I assume it would be cheaper to buy pre written html code (or make our own) than to hire someone to make an articulate storyline. But I don’t know.
Best answer by Bfarkas
View originalUse case: building a daily real estate wordle clone.
I assume it would be cheaper to buy pre written html code (or make our own) than to hire someone to make an articulate storyline. But I don’t know.
Best answer by Bfarkas
View originalI was going to say, you can just wrap the web page in a scorm package and pass the data back to the LMS. The problem with iframes is they by design really don’t interact with the site you are embedding it into. Theres a few things you can do, but it won’t record into the LMS if thats the goal. I do an iframe that reports out the users timezone, but it is not recording. I imagine you want to record the grade like a course would no?
You could use this technique, and then use the scorm information to actually transfer content back to Docebo, instead of leaving it broken like I typically do:
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